Reclaiming Wellness

Annual Behavioral health Conference & Resource Fair

Every July during BIPOC mental health awareness month we convene in honor of promoting health equity by addressing mental health inequities and disparities, as a way to improve mental health outcomes for people of color.

We invite everyone who works in behavioral health to include clinicians, medical providers, educators, administrators, students, those working in criminal justice, and community members vested in mental health services!

Healing begins within

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    Increased access to healthcare conferences that represents BIPOC community members in health and wellness spaces.

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    Connecting community members to high quality mental health support and other resources.

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    Improved health equity for those from disadvantaged and historically oppressed groups.

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    Increase health literacy by providing educational programming.

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    Raising awareness among healthcare providers offering cultural competency training to health care providers.

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    Mentorship, networking, and professional development.

Past Conference Highlights

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2020 RW Con

Keynote speaker: Dr. Uche Blackstock

Highlight coverage from Converge Media

RW CON

One minute highlight reel.

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Striving to counteract the whiteness of most mental health treatment, Ashley McGirt-Adair hopes “Reclaiming Wellness” will be an annual event.

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✺ Frequently asked questions ✺

  • RW Con takes place every July during BIPOC mental health awareness month. Historically this happens on a Friday during the end of the month.

  • The Reclaiming Wellness Behavioral Health Conference is a gathering focused on mental health, wellness, and behavioral health topics, particularly within marginalized and historically excluded communities.

  • RW Con is a hybrid event taking place typically in Washington State in the King County/Seattle area with the option to livestream.

  • Yes, the venue is fully accessible. If attendees require special accommodations, they should contact admin@therapyfundfoundation.org in advance.

  • The conference is open to mental health professionals, community members, caregivers, educators, students, advocates, and anyone interested in mental wellness.

  • Registration for the conference typically opens up in late winter. You can follow us on social media to be the first to know, and or subscribe to C.AL.M. or our monthly newsletter.

  • CEU's are offered for all qualifying workshop presentations attended.

  • Yes, breakfast and lunch will be provided on-site, with dietary options available upon request.