34th Annual Greater WI EAPA Chapter Conference - October 22, 2026

October 22, 2026
8:30 AM CDT - 5:00 PM CDT
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UW Green Bay University Union
2420 Nicolet Drive
Green Bay, WI 54311
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Presenters & Topics
- Phil Chard, MS, LCSW, NLP— Beast Management
Psychotherapist, author, trainer, and speaker with more than 35 years of experience in the mental health field. Based on concepts from Beast Management, this session explores innovative, practical approaches for navigating difficult workplace relationships when conventional methods fall short. - Tina Marie Baeten, LCSW, CSAC, ICS — Substance Use Disorder Screening: Indicators of a Serious Problem that Warrants Treatment
Drawing on decades of experience across community, tribal, academic, residential, and outpatient settings, Tina will provide practical guidance on recognizing substance use concerns, screening considerations, and navigating referrals and treatment options within the EAP environment. - Jon Davis, Principal Security Architect - AI in Clinical Work A practical look at what clients are using AI for, and how you can use responsibly to enhance your practice while protecting the human connection that matters the most.
- Carrie Rule — The Human Edge: Advanced Emotional Intelligence in the Age of AI
With more than 25 years of experience in workforce development, leadership, and innovative approaches to employee well-being, Carrie brings a unique perspective to the intersection of human capability and emerging technology. - Arlyn Gonzalez, MSW, LCSW, CEAP — Tragedy Response in EAP
Arlyn, EAP Director for the City of Madison's Employee Assistance Program, will share insights from a real-world response to a school shooting and discuss lessons learned that can help organizations prepare for future critical incidents. - Deanna Brown, APNP, PMHNP-BC, CNM; Brittany Berkovitz, LPC, PATP; and Alicia Gerstner, LPC, KATP — Rethinking Treatment: The Power of Ketamine-Assisted Therapy
This session will explore the science behind ketamine-assisted therapy, clinical benefits, treatment processes, and how an integrative, whole-person model of care can support lasting change for individuals experiencing treatment-resistant mental health conditions.
Tickets
$100.00 Member Registration
$75.00 Earlybird rate before October 16
$150.00 Non-Member Registration
$125.00 Earlybird rate before October 16
$400.00 Vendor/Exhibitor Registration
$50.00 Exhibitor - Additional Attendee
$25.00 Student Registration
$25.00 Retiree Registration
$500.00 Sponsorship - Level 1
$1,000.00 Sponsorship - Level 2