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An in-person mental health symposium organized by Mental Health Association Oklahoma.

Arvest Convention Center, Tulsa, Oklahoma

Dates
October 1–2, 2026
Venue
Arvest Convention Center, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Historical attendance
Nearly 800 participants

TL;DR

  • The 2026 symposium is scheduled for October 1–2 at Arvest Convention Center in Tulsa.
  • The event is organized by Mental Health Association Oklahoma and is held in person.
  • The organizer reports that the symposium has historically drawn nearly 800 participants.

About

Mental Health Association Oklahoma is hosting the symposium for its 32nd annual edition in 2026. The gathering brings together people from mental health practice and a wider range of community sectors.

Who you'll find in the room

nonprofits

healthcare

education

research

government

law enforcement

faith communities

tribal nations

social workers

psychologists

licensed professional counselors

licensed marital and family therapists

licensed alcohol and drug counselors

case managers

peer recovery support specialists

individuals with lived experience

family members

students

mental health advocates

Featured speakers

6 listed

Len Pierre

Adrienne Heinz, Ph.D.

Mary Gaudreau Hughes, LPC

Jolie Wills

Adrian Aguilera, Ph.D.

Robin Aupperle, Ph.D.

Past editions

1 on record
EditionDatesLocationAttendance
2025TBATBA, TBANearly 800 participants historically

Venue & travel

Venue

Arvest Convention Center, 100 Civic Center, Tulsa, OK 74103

Questions people ask

6 answered

The symposium is scheduled for October 1–2, 2026.

The organizer says the symposium has historically drawn nearly 800 participants.

The 2026 symposium takes place at Arvest Convention Center, 100 Civic Center, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74103.

The published audience includes mental health professionals, community and public-sector groups, people with lived experience, family members, students, and advocates.

Its audience also includes people with lived experience, families, students, law enforcement and faith and tribal communities, so clinicians wanting a narrow, advanced specialty meeting for one discipline may find it broader than they need.

Attendees at mental health conferences usually wear business casual, with comfortable layers for long days in a convention center.

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