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Keep the Door Open Rally in Annapolis
Make your voice heard! On February 26 at noon, hundreds of Marylanders will rally in front of the State House in Annapolis to demand adequate funding for critical mental health and substance use care. Legislators need to know how important this issue is to the public. Come join us and help us Keep the Door Open! RSVP today to let us know you’re coming!
Find out more »2026 Resident-Fellow Trivia Night
Join us on March 3, 2026 from 6:00-9:00PM for a fun evening out at a HomeSlyce Mt Vernon. Teams of residents and fellows (and their guest!) will enjoy food and vie for cash prizes. This event is free for all Maryland Psychiatric Residents and Fellows. RSVP and reserve your spot here. Thank you to our sponsors: MindWork Group Professional Risk Management Services Sheppard Pratt
Find out more »Metabolic Psychiatry: Nutritional Supplements for Brain Energy
Colorado, Florida, New Mexico, Northern California, Oklahoma, and NYCPS are joining forces to host an educational webinar every second Tuesday in 2026 at 8pm Eastern. The events will be free for all APA members and 6 of the sessions will include CME. Information and registration for the series can be found here.
Find out more »Still in the Fight – Comedy & Connection
Join the Baltimore County Department of Health, in partnership with the Baltimore County Veteran Suicide Prevention Coalition and Maryland National Guard, on Friday, March 20, from 6:00–8:30 p.m. for a free suicide prevention training in Randallstown, MD, that blends comedy with life-saving education. Through humor and personal stories, this program provides essential mental health first aid by demonstrating what an open, supportive conversation looks like. No registration is required. Learn more. For More Information, 410-887-3828 behavioralhealth@ baltimorecountymd.gov
Find out more »2026 Best Practices Conference
BPC 2026 Flyer About the Conference Maryland’s Office of Overdose Response is hosting this in-person conference on Tuesday, March 31, 2026. This all-day event will bring together leaders, practitioners, individuals with lived experience, and community partners to strengthen our collective efforts to reduce overdoses across Maryland and to increase pathways to substance use recovery. The theme of this year’s conference is “From Evidence to Impact.” There is no cost to attend. Breakfast and lunch will be provided. Event Details Date:…
Find out more »Addiction Psychiatry
Colorado, Florida, New Mexico, Northern California, Oklahoma, and NYCPS are joining forces to host an educational webinar every second Tuesday in 2026 at 8pm Eastern. The events will be free for all APA members and 6 of the sessions will include CME. Information and registration for the series can be found here.
Find out more »Book Club
The group will discuss “Three Bags Full” by Leonie Swan
Find out more »2026 MPS Annual Meeting
Help us turn over the gavel to Tyler Hightower, M.D., MPH, incoming MPS President and welcome Michael Young, M.D. as the MPS President-Elect and Rachna Raisinghani, M.D. as Treasurer. Anita Everett, M.D. will be presented with the 2026 MPS Lifetime of Service Award for her decades of devoted service to the organization. Robin Weiss, M.D. will be presented with the 2026 Maryland Foundation for Psychiatry Anti-Stigma Advocacy Award for her extraordinary generosity of spirit, humility, and courage in openly sharing…
Find out more »MedStar Culture and Community Day
MedStar’s Psychiatry Residents are hosting the first annual Culture and Community Day on May 7, a half day symposium focused on a topic in cultural psychiatry chosen and spearheaded by the Baltimore Psychiatry Residents. This year, the topic of the symposium is Religion, Faith, and Psychiatry: A Dialogue on Culturally Responsive Care. Notable speakers include Rev. Trendce Hudson, Dr. Crystal Watkins, Dr. Paul Noufi, Dr. Aliya Jones, Dr. Hinda Dubin, and Mr. Muhammad Jameel. It is offered in person at…
Find out more »2026 Lemons to Lemonade Lecture
On Wednesday May 20, 2026, at 6:00pm EDT the Maryland Physician Health Program (MPHP) is excited to welcome Dr. Michael Heitt of Heitt Clinical & Corporate Consulting, LLC who will present Focusing on CLEAR Ethics. Ethical principles and their application to professional conduct are essential to safe practice. Dr. Heitt will describe the CLEAR+ lenses model as a primary tool to assist in ethical decision making. Register here for this VIRTUAL event. While registration for this 1 CME event is…
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