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Cape Cod Symposium

Hosted by HMP Global

Aug 6–9, 2026 Omni Providence Hotel, Providence, Rhode Island

Health & Social Care

About This Event

The Cape Cod Symposium is a premier conference for addiction treatment and behavioral health professionals nationwide, delivering cutting-edge education, innovative strategies, and actionable insights. Over four days, attendees unite with peers, gain insights from national leaders, and explore strategies to address critical challenges in addiction treatment and behavioral health.

Topics Covered

Trauma, Crisis & Emergency

Suicide Assessment/Prevention/TreatmentCrisis InterventionSuicide Prevention

Wellness & Self-Care

Provider Burnout & Resilience

Mental Health & Neurodiversity

Anxiety & Mood DisordersSerious Mental Illness

Addiction & Substance Use

Co-Occurring DisordersSubstance Use Disorders

Venue

Omni Providence Hotel

Providence, Rhode Island

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Registration & Fees

Regular Registration

650.00

Early Bird Rate

575.00

Before May 15, 2026

Late Registration

800.00

Registration Opens

Nov 1, 2025

Registration Closes

Aug 10, 2026

Continuing Education

24.5 CE Credits

Accredited by: ACCME (Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education)

Jointly accredited by ACCME, ACPE, and ANCC. Credits available for physicians, nurses, nurse practitioners, physician associates/assistants, psychologists, social workers, NAADAC addiction professionals, marriage & family therapists, and NBCC. Some MFT boards have preapproval.

Who This Event Is For

Industries

Health & Social Care

Professional Fields

Medical & Direct CareMental Health & CounselingSocial WorkNursing & Advanced PracticeRehabilitation Professionals

Professions

PsychologistsLicensed Professional CounselorsMarriage & Family TherapistsSocial WorkersSubstance Abuse CounselorsAddiction CounselorMental Health CounselorsMental Health Peer SpecialistsRecreational TherapistsRegistered Nurses

Target Audience

Counselors, therapists, interventionists, social workers, business development representatives, treatment center executives, and other addiction and behavioral health professionals