February 11, 2026

MFT Celebration Day at the State Capitol

Join marriage and family therapists from across Georgia for continuing education, connection with colleagues, and time with policy makers who influence mental health care and the future of our profession. Gathering in person aligns with our MFT values of working with the whole system, and helps our policy makers at the Capitol and throughout the state understand who MFTs are, the work we do, and why the MFT profession matters

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Event Details

• Date: February 11, 2026
• Time: 8:30-11:30am with optional networking after
• Location: The Georgia Freight Depot, 65 M.L.K. Jr Dr SW, Atlanta, GA 30303
• 2 Free Ethics CEs | In-person event! 

Location & Logistics

For those traveling from outside of Atlanta, we understand that getting here might be a big commitment. We want to make your experience as smooth and enjoyable as possible. We will make sure you have a clear understanding of how to get to the event and parking. There is available parking at several locations around the Capitol, including the Capitol Lot, Memorial Lot, and Steve Polk Parking Lot. More details will be provided closer to the event.

Traveling from out of town? Let us know, and we can help ensure that your visit is stress free!

Why attend?

As MFTs, we’re trained to see beyond the individual—to families, communities, and systems. This event puts that training into action.

• No prior advocacy experience required—just your presence
• 2 CE hours at no cost
• Learn from and engage with key Georgia Mental Health policy partners
• Connection with fellow MFTs across career stages
• Alignment with the values that define marriage and family therapy: systems, relationships, and advocacy

Your presence matters

Showing up together puts real faces and relationships behind the policies that affect our work.

• Legislators and policy-makers see that our profession is engaged and organized
• We demonstrate that marriage and family therapy is a core part of Georgia’s mental health workforce
• Our collective presence strengthens current allies and raises awareness among those who don’t yet know our work