NATSAP Midwest Regional Conference to Take Place September 2016
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- 1. NATSAP Midwest Regional Conference to Take Place September 2016 Boulder Creek Academy
- 2. Introduction • Boulder Creek Academy operates as a member of the National Association of Schools and Programs (NATSAP), which will host its Midwest Regional Conference in September 2016. The Midwest Regional Conference welcomes the NATSAP community in exploring a variety of topics in the therapeutic field. With a range of knowledgeable presenters and an assortment of continuing education opportunities, the conference allows participants to network with other professionals in the therapeutic community. Also, available continuing education sessions include credits for psychology, counseling, social work, nursing, and other relevant areas.
- 3. National Association of Schools and Programs • Held in Fontana, Wisconsin, at the Abbey Resort on the scenic Lake Geneva, the conference will take place September 13 to September 14, 2016. Registration costs $160 for NATSAP members and $180 for nonmembers, and attendees may book rooms at a discounted price of $129 a night. For additional information about the Midwest Regional Conference, visit natsap.org.