NABITA's 2026 Winter Symposium

NABITA's 2026 Winter Symposium | Orlando, Florida | networkED.global

About This Event

This symposium offers specialized training and certification courses for behavioral intervention and threat assessment professionals in educational settings. The event features 13 a la carte certification courses and workshops covering topics like risk assessment, case management, threat assessment tools, and intervention strategies. It is designed for BIT/CARE team members, student conduct officers, case managers, and other campus administrators who work with students in distress.

Topics Covered

Trauma, Crisis & Emergency

Suicide Assessment/Prevention/TreatmentCrisis Intervention / De-EscalationVicarious / Secondary TraumaDomestic Violence / IPV

Leadership & Management

Quality Improvement

Mental Health & Neurodiversity

Serious Mental IllnessAnxiety & Mood Disorders

Wellness & Self-Care

Provider Burnout & Resilience

Venue

Hilton Orlando Lake Buena Vista - Disney Springs

Orlando, Florida

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Registration & Fees

Regular Registration

$704.00

Registration Fee

$704 member one-day courses / $1248 member two-day courses / $829 non-member one-day courses / $1469 non-member two-day courses

Continuing Education

Accredited by: NABITA

Participants can earn certification through specialized training courses offered at the symposium

Hotels & Accommodations

Hilton Orlando Lake Buena Vista - Disney Springs. Guest room pricing starts at $259/night, with a daily resort fee of $30 per room. Amenities include high-speed internet access, shuttle transportation to Disney World Theme Parks.

Who This Event Is For

Industries

Health & Social Care

Professional Fields

Mental Health & CounselingSocial WorkNursing & Advanced PracticePublic Health

Professions

PsychologistsLicensed Professional CounselorsMarriage & Family TherapistsSocial WorkersSubstance Abuse CounselorsMental Health CounselorsRehabilitation Counselors

Who Can Attend

Professionals involved in behavioral intervention and threat assessment in higher education, K-12, and workplace settings

Target Audience

Administrators, BIT/CARE team members, threat assessment team members, student conduct officers, academic support staff, disability services personnel, case managers, and higher education professionals working with students in distress