This conference is for anyone who interacts with children who have experienced trauma—foster parents, adoptive parents, kinship caregivers, teachers, pastors, social workers, and supporters.
Not at all. Whether you’re currently fostering, considering it, or simply want to support children and families, this conference is for you.
While you’ll get the most out of the experience by attending both days, you are welcome to attend as much of the conference as your schedule allows.
Yes, 9 training hours are available through this conference. There are CEUs available for Educators; these approved sessions are marked in your workbook. Adoptive parents and professionals from other fields may elect to receive this certificate for independent submission to the appropriate boards and associations for credit..
The Gathering Hour is a special time on Friday evening dedicated to connection, encouragement, and networking with other attendees. Heavy appetizers will be provided, and it’s included with your registration.
Yes! Lunch will be provided on Saturday, and snacks will be available throughout both days.
No, childcare will not be provided. This conference is intentionally designed as a space for adults to step away and focus on connection, encouragement, and building meaningful relationships.
We are comfortable with little ones attending (under age 1). All general sessions (including video and audio) will also be streamed in the lobby if you need to step out. There is also a quiet room right off the auditorium.
Yes, there is a quiet room located just off the auditorium.
Bring a notebook, a water bottle, and anything you need to stay comfortable and engaged throughout the day. Come ready to learn and connect!
Dress is casual and comfortable. You’ll be sitting, learning, and moving between sessions, so wear something you can spend the day in comfortably.
Unfortunately, we cannot offer a refund for registrations. However, if you are unable to attend we can transfer your registration to someone else before June 4th.