The Day's Flow: May 8, 2026

A space for professional connection, clinical inquiry, and shared growth.

12:00 PM | Collegial Connection Arrive early to settle in, grab a coffee or tea, and connect with peers before we begin our deep dive.

1:00 PM | The Neurobiology of Isolation & Social Infrastructure Focus: Integrating neurobiology with social systems, we will examine how systemic disconnection triggers a physiological threat response and develop concrete clinical interventions to move community from a 'goal' to a core treatment modality.

2:00 PM | Restorative Break A brief pause to process insights and refresh.

2:15 PM | Clinical Assessment & The Social Audit Toolkit Focus: Transform relational health assessments by applying the NASEM-backed SOCIAL Framework to your practice, enabling you to build evidence-based, tiered social prescriptions directly from your client’s unique community landscape.

3:15 PM | Reflective Pause A moment of quiet integration before our final session.

3:30 PM | Applied Clinical Integration & Large Group Debrief Focus: Refine your clinical application of the 'Community as Intervention' model through small-group case work, leaving with a clear, ethical plan for addressing social determinants of health within your specific scope of practice.

4:30 PM — 5:00 PM | Open Space for Collegial Connection The formal session concludes, but the space remains open. We invite you to linger, process the afternoon’s insights, and continue the conversation with colleagues before heading out.

 

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Networking

Professional Connection & Peer Networking

Don’t learn in isolation. We’ve intentionally built-in dedicated time before the session and during extended breaks for you to step away from the screen and back into the room. Connect with fellow Vermont practitioners, share resources, and build the professional relationships that sustain a long-term career in mental health.

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Education

3 CEs: Evidence-Based Intervention Strategies

Deepen your clinical toolkit with "The Overlooked Intervention." This training dives into the systemic power of community-based support and its impact on individual healing.

  • Credit Status: 3 CEs pending approval via the Vermont Office of Professional Regulation (OPR).

  • Format: Interactive, in-person lecture and case study analysis.

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Community

Expanding the Scope of Care

Isolation is the enemy of recovery—for both the client and the clinician. Learn actionable ways to help your clients engage with their local environments while simultaneously developing your own "community of colleagues." We explore how a robust professional network acts as a clinical intervention in itself, reducing provider burnout and improving client outcomes.

Location:

Capitol Plaza Hotel
100 State Street
Montpelier, VT 05602

 

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