Speaking and Media
At Axiom Intervention & Case Management Services, our mission extends beyond direct client care. Through national trainings, collaborations, and speaking engagements, Dr. Roberto Sanchez and colleagues provide education that bridges clinical insight, ethical intervention, and coordinated recovery systems.
Dr Roberto Sanchez trained as a forensic and clinical psychologist, licensed mental health counselor, and Nationally Certified Intervention Professional. With more than 33 years of experience in behavioral healthcare, he founded Axiom Intervention and Case Management Services to guide families through complex clinical and recovery systems with ethical, compassionate support.
He has worked with thousands of families nationwide, specializing in addiction, severe mental illness, and dual diagnosis cases. Dr Sanchez has extensive experience in interventions, clinical consulting, and forensic work. His approach centers on human connection, clinical accuracy, and ethical leadership throughout the recovery process.

Speaking Engagements &
Intervention Training Events
2026
November 6 — Professional Workshop (Austin, TX)
Topic: Year-End Leadership & Clinical Excellence Conference
July 17 — Professional Workshop (Los Angeles, CA)
Topic: Advanced Clinical Skills Intensive
Presented by Veritas Training and Consulting Group.
June 21 — Guest Appearance on the Astor Simovitch Law Podcast
Topic: The Truth About Long-Term Sobriety
June 20 — Guest Appearance on the Astor Simovitch Law Podcast
Topic: Should People with Mental Illness Get Freedom of Choice?
June 18 — Guest Appearance on the Astor Simovitch Law Podcast
Topic: Misusing the Term Psychotic
June 3 — Guest Appearance on the Richard Taite Podcast
Topic: “You’re Out of Time”
May 28-29 — Staff Training
Company: Balance House
May 18 — Guest Appearance the Astor Simovitch Law Podcast
Topic: Humble vs Humiliated: Truth About Long-Term Recovery
May 11 — Guest Appearance the Astor Simovitch Law Podcast
Topic: Why Weed Should Go Back to Being Illegal w/ Dr. Sanchez
March 27 — Professional Workshop (Delray, Beach)
Topic: Regional Behavioral Health Training Summit
March 5 — Training Spoke with Mark Astor
Company: All Points North Training
January 23 – Professional Workshop (New York City, NY)
Topic: Comprehensive Training in Modern Intervention Strategies and Systems Collaboration
A CE eligible training for licensed clinicians, social workers, interventionists and treatment professionals.
2025
December 3–5 — GXC Online 2025 (Global Exchange Conference)
Topic: Cannabis Use and the Rising Incidence of Psychosis
A presentation delivered to a global audience alongside international presenters, examining the clinical and systemic challenges associated with cannabis-related psychosis. The session explored current neurobiological and clinical research, emerging trends related to legalization and potency, and implications for youth and other high-risk populations.
Key Takeaway: Improving early identification and ethical intervention strategies for cannabis-related psychosis through evidence-based, multidisciplinary approaches.
October 16 — Live LinkedIn Webinar with Mark Astor
Topic: Saving Lives Together: The Power of Combining Legal and Clinical Services
October 13 — Podcast Interview with Dr. Laura Ellick
Topic: Forensic Work, Clinical Practice, and the Art of Intervention
A thoughtful dialogue exploring the bridge between forensic psychology, clinical care, and intervention leadership.
Key Takeaway: Connecting forensic insight with clinical and family intervention practices for integrated outcomes.
September 26 — Florida Psychological Association Presentation
Topic: Legal Perspectives in Behavioral Healthcare & Intervention Ethics
An in-depth presentation exploring ethics, law, and leadership in clinical intervention.
Key Takeaway: Understanding the legal implications and ethical boundaries within behavioral healthcare practice.
September 3–6 — Balance House Staff Training (Utah)
Topic: Cannabis-Induced Psychosis and Current Trends: Behavioral Strategies with a High-Acuity Population
A multi-day staff training on assessing, treating, and stabilizing clients with substance-induced psychosis.
Key Takeaway: Implementing evidence-based behavioral strategies for emerging trends in high-acuity populations.
August 23 — Specialized Intervention Training with CDI Interventions
Topic: Ethical Practice & The BRIDGE Model™ Approach to Family Intervention
An applied training in trauma-informed, connection-centered intervention practices.
Key Takeaway: Applying The BRIDGE Model™ to build trust and promote sustainable family recovery.
August 8 — Professional Development Training with CanAm Intervention
Topic: Case Management Training – Family Systems & Multidisciplinary Coordination
This advanced training helps professionals build stronger collaboration within family systems and clinical teams.
Key Takeaway: Integrating family engagement and structured coordination into case management practice.
August 1 — CBH Lunch & Learn with Mark Astor
Topic: Collaborative Models Between Clinical, Legal, and Recovery Professionals
A cross-disciplinary discussion on aligning legal advocacy, clinical ethics, and recovery-oriented systems of care.
Key Takeaway: Strengthening partnerships between legal and clinical professionals to improve recovery outcomes.
May 13 — Clinical Training: TPN Series
Topic: Differential Diagnosis & Current Trends in Psychosis-Based Disorders
An in-depth exploration of diagnostic complexity and current treatment modalities for psychosis-spectrum and co-occurring disorders.
Key Takeaway: Enhancing diagnostic accuracy and clinical decision-making in psychosis-related presentations.
February 20 — Professional Development Training
Topic: Advanced Case Management Strategies for Complex Clinical Systems
A professional workshop focused on managing multi-layered cases and navigating complex treatment systems with precision and compassion.
Key Takeaway: Building advanced coordination skills for ethically managing complex, high-acuity cases.
2024
July 18 — Guest Appearance on the Mark Astor Podcast
Topic: Legal, Clinical, and Ethical Dimensions of Intervention Practice
Dr. Sanchez joins attorney and advocate Mark Astor to discuss the evolving intersection of law, ethics, and recovery in today’s intervention landscape.
Key Takeaway: Exploring how ethical frameworks and clinical strategy unite to create safer, more effective interventions.

