Texas AFCC 2021 Annual Conference

10901 Domain Drive,Austin TX 78758

28 October, 2021

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This year, we will be hosting from the heart of Austin's fabulous Domain shopping center. Come to the conference and stay for the fun! Note: we are offering both an in-person and recorded option. Whether you would like to attend in-person or you plan to watch the conference later, please register. All registrants will receive a link to the recorded (not live) material following the conference.Conference LocationLone Star Court Hotel10901 Domain Dr.Austin, Texas 78758Hotel AccommodationsLone Star Court Hotel10901 Domain Dr.AustinTexas 78758(512) 814-2625****When making reservations, don't forget to mention Texas AFCC for the discounted group rate! Rooms are being held at the special rate of $189 per night until 6pm on October 6, 2021, so please book before then! CONFERENCE TOPICS INCLUDE:“You are Not Your Brain” presented by Andrew Poles "Technology Evolving the Next Gen: What Should Lawyers & MHPs Know" presented by Mike Brooks, PhD "Resiliency Training to Address Vicarious Trauma: Attorney & MHPs on the Frontline" presented by Jennifer Knight, JD, MA & Michael Bishop, PhD "Parent-Child Contact Issues" presented by Amy Eichler, PhD, LP, LSSP & Kelley Baker, PhD, PA "Risks & Dangers of Social Media in Family Law Cases" presented by Stephen Bradley "Legislative Update and Issues" presented by Rocky Pilgrim, JD Members and those new to Texas AFCC alike will enjoy the education, networking, and fun of the conference we have planned for this year. And don't miss the networking social on Thursday evening! AFCC is an interdisciplinary, international association of professionals dedicated to improving the lives of children and families through the resolution of family conflict. AFCC promotes a collaborative approach to serving the needs of children among those who work in and with family law systems, encouraging education, research and innovation and identifying best practices. Our vision is to have a justice system in which all professionals work collaboratively through education, support, and access to services to achieve the best possible outcome for children and families.