Arizona Association of Treatment Court Professionals

04/10/2026

The 2026 annual Treatment Court Conference is a wrap! We hope you all enjoyed the conference! A special thank you to All Rise and Tribal Law and Policy Institute for their continued partnership and support of our conference. We could not provide such a wonderful event without your content contributions. Much gratitude to Arizona Governor’s Office of Youth, Faith and Family - GOYFF for your continued support each year!

04/09/2026

Thank you to Mark Lundholm for sharing humor, recovery and hope, through your show: Credit for Time Served. It was an incredible way to close out day one of our conference.

04/09/2026

Day two of the Confernece!!! Let’s have a great day!!!

04/09/2026

Day one was a success!! What was your favorite session? Tell in the comments.

04/08/2026

The annual conference starts today!! Give a shout if you’re attending. We have an amazing agenda. Today concludes with a FREE buffet dinner and comedy show starring Mark Lundholm.

You won’t want to miss it!!

03/09/2026

Annual Art Contest Open!

03/02/2026

Each week, our Alumni Recovery Support Group continues to expand, fostering meaningful engagement among treatment court graduates from across the country. We are truly encouraged by the growing number of members who have joined and consistently participated in our weekly meetings over the past two and a half years.

If you are a treatment court graduate interested in becoming involved, we invite you to visit our website and join our organization to receive our weekly email, which highlights the topic of the week. We also encourage members to share and utilize these weekly topics with alumni groups in their respective states.

Our mission is to provide and promote healthy tools and resources that alumni nationwide can incorporate into their daily lives in support of sustained recovery.

02/23/2026

It’s that time of year!! We are accepting submissions for the annual art contest.
Art can play an important role in one’s recovery journey. Showcase and honor the talent in your treatment court by submitting creations from your participants. Winners announced at the annual conference in April. See link below for details.

The Arizona Association of Treatment Court Professionals (AATCP) recognizes the impacts art can have on the participants in treatment courts. AATCP encourages treatment court participants to share their art and sense of creativity through our Annual Art Contest.

01/13/2026

Here’s a special message from our featured entertainer, Mark Lundholm, for the 2026 Treatment Court Conference. AATCP will be hosting a comedy show as a special thank you to all of our attendees who work tirelessly in our Arizona Treatment Courts. The show will be Wednesday night, April 8, 2026 at 7:00 at the Prescott Resort in the Ballroom. We will also be hosting a reception prior with hearty appetizers. You won’t want to miss this special night.

01/13/2026

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01/07/2026

Big News!! We will be hosting a free comedy show at our 2026 Spring Conference! AATCP knows how hard our attendees work in Arizona Treatment Courts and we’d like to provide you will a night to laugh and relax.
Comedian Mark Lundholm will be performing April 8, 2026 at 7pm in the Ballroom. We will be hosting our Welcome Reception before the event with elevated appetizers. You won’t want to miss this special event!!

11/10/2025

On Thursday, November 13, All Rise experts are teaming up with the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) to host a virtual town hall on mental health treatment and the court system. Join us for an engaging discussion on best practices and promising strategies, which will include an opportunity for Q&A!

Register now: https://www.nami.org/virtual-town-halls/nami-virtual-town-hall-mental-health-treatment-and-the-court-system/