Message from the President
On behalf of the ILAPSC Board of Directors and our Conference Coordinators, we are excited to welcome you to the 2026 ILAPSC Conference October 21-23, 2026! We are looking forward to meeting new team members and connecting with old colleagues through these three days. We hope you take the opportunity to meet teams from around the state and connect with our vendors.
New this year, we will not be requiring a separate sign in and evaluation; rather, we will ask that you complete an evaluation for each session you attend and the overall conference evaluation in order to receive credit for the conference. We hope this streamlines the CE process for everyone. Also, join us Friday morning for Coffee & Connections sponsored by SIU School of Medicine to have coffee and a pastry while connecting with new or old colleagues.
We hope you enjoy the conference!
Sincerely,
Janet Holmgren, President
Illinois Association of Problem-Solving Courts
Illinois Problem Solving Court Standards & Certification Process
The Illinois Problem-Solving Court Standards and Certification and Application process were approved by the Supreme Court in November, 2015. All Problem-Solving Courts (adult courts as labeled in the Standards) have to be certified by the Supreme Court. Any new Problem-Solving Court must be certified prior to starting.
For updated PSC Standards and Forms, please click here.
Want to know more about problem-solving courts?
The Officers and Members of the Board of Directors of ILAPSC represent counties from throughout the State of Illinois. They serve in a variety of positions in their respective Courts including members of the judiciary, attorneys, probation officers, substance abuse and mental health professionals and members of other agencies and associations including NAMI and TASC.
Perhaps you would benefit from visiting one of several of our problem-solving courts throughout Illinois. We would be more than happy to help. Contact ILAPSC for assistance in planning or implementing your problem-solving court.