The 15th Annual Full Lives Conference takes place March 30-31 at the Hotel Captain Cook in Anchorage. The conference features national and Alaskan experts on key issues that affect direct service professionals and the people they support, including but not limited to: developmental disabilities; behavioral health/mental illness; chronic alcoholism and other substance abuse; traumatic brain injuries; FASD; and Alzheimer’s disease and other age-related dementia. Attendees choose sessions based on their personal and professional interests.
Early bird registration cost is $95 one day, $180 both days, through March 9. Cost March 10-28 is $120 one day and $205 two days.
The full schedule and lineup of keynote presenters and registration is available online at http://www.fulllivesconference.org or call Megan Moody at 608-658-9695.
The conference receives funding and support from the Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority and UAA Center for Human Development, Alaska Training Cooperative.
