11/13/2019
SAHM invites you to sunny San Diego, CA, for the 2020 Annual Meeting, March 11-14. With a fantastic line-up of speakers, tracks tailored to your specialty, a plethora of educational sessions and networking opportunities, you won't want to miss this!
10/28/2019
Published in JAH and JPAG, SAHM and NASPAG have issued a statement warning of the dangers of CPCs, which frequently advertise themselves in misleading ways and often provide unproven or inadequate services.
10/18/2019
Calling all trainees and early career professionals: the SAHM 2020 Annual Meeting will offer a session to expand the research offerings for trainees and early career faculty (within 5 years of completing training) through the addition of a Works in Progress Research Symposium.
9/9/2019
Organizations banded together to implore Congress to include provisions for Title X as they debate the fiscal year 2020 appropriations bill.
7/25/2019
In support of strong mental health for children and adolescents, SAHM has joined other organizations in endorsing five conrete opportunities to improve and enhance mental health services.
7/3/2019
Dr. Ford assumes the role as the new editor-in-chief of the Journal of Adolescent Health, and discusses her plans for a smooth leadership transition and continued success and quick turnaround for publishing high quality research.
6/19/2019
SAHM joined other organizations in writing to chairmen and rankings members of Congress in support of HR 3239, a bill designed to create standards of care for individuals in customs and border protection custody.
6/13/2019
Support of Family Planning Coalition testimony in support of the Title X Family Planning Program and House appropriation of $400 million and language protecting the program’s integrity.
4/23/2019
SAHM joined 67 organizations in offering suggestions for future improvements in workforce estimates for behavioral health professionals caring for children, adolescents, and young adults.
3/1/2019
SAHM has joined other organizations in opposing the Department of Health and Human Services' final regulation that will significantly limit the healthcare available to patients under Title X of the Public Health Service Act (Title X).
Read the full statement.