Or, click here to view a copy of the program. Participants will receive certificates of attendance for each segment of the conference upon submitting an evaluation of each segment. All presentations and special sessions offered in this program meet the necessary requirements for continuing education by the Arkansas Board of Examiners in Psychology. As Arkansas's capital and largest city, Little Rock is a natural focal point for much the state has to offer - from the pleasures and opportunities of an urban area to unspoiled scenic grandeur and outdoor recreational pursuits. Centrally located on the Arkansas River, Little Rock is a city with something for all members of the family.
Little Rock is located in the center of a vast network of lakes, streams, and forests.
Those interested in camping, hiking, fishing, and hunting will find easy access to these pastimes in an environment of clean air and water. Lake Maumelle, covering an area of 14 square miles with a 70-mile shoreline, is located 12 miles northwest of Little Rock. Hot Springs , an hour away, offers water sports and fishing on three lakes, a National Park, hot mineral baths, a three-month thoroughbred horse racing season, and resort restaurants and entertainment. The Ouachita National Forest and Ouachita Mountains are a 30 minute drive west of Little Rock, and the Ozark Mountains and the Buffalo National River are two hours to the northwest. You may visit the magnificent Thorncrown Chapel in Eureka Springs .