Upcoming Events

Utah Society of Addiction Medicine (UTSAM) announces the first annual "Art for the Recovery Community (ARC)" art festival. This is a multidisciplinary art event intended to raise awareness for recovery and to showcase and celebrate artists in recovery.

For medical, addiction, and behavioral health professionals interested in increasing knowledge of substance use disorders and developing effective prevention and intervention programs through science, policy and treatment.&# To receive forthcoming information about the conference,  sign-up here or email psychiatryinfo@hsc.utah.edu.

Our series regularly presents nationally-renowned clinicians, educators, and researchers. Grand Rounds are typically held on the first and third Wednesday of each month, between September and June, in the auditorium of the University of Utah Neuropsychiatric Institute. To see details of upcoming Grand Rounds, please visit our Grand Rounds event calendar. To receive announcements of our Grand Rounds by email, sign-up here or email psychiatryinfo@hsc.utah.edu.

A monthly series featuring both internal and external speakers who will present short, formal scientific talks in an informal context in order to catalyze in-depth discussion among participants. Hosted by Department of Psychiatry post-doctoral fellows. 

The Department of Psychiatry is sponsoring a retreat on Wednesday, March 27 from 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. The retreat is specifically for health care professionals suffering from burnout and compassion fatigue, or simply looking for new ways to manage stress and increase resiliency.

The Department of Psychiatry, in partnership with the Department of Pediatrics, with is proud to host the annual Triple Board/Post Pediatric Portal Summit. This year's theme is providing psychiatric care outside of the traditional psychiatric practice and will feature a line-up of knowledgeable speakers covering topics focused on the intersection of physical and mental health.

This day-long program features a keynote address from leading expert Dr. Lori Raney and presentations from other top psychiatrists, who will address an array of behavioral health issues commonly encountered in primary care settings. This program is targeted at primary care providers and is a specialized track within the 18th Annual Generations Conference.

In partnership with the American and Utah Psychiatric Associations, the Department will host Dr. Lori Raney, a leading authority on the collaborative care model and the bidirectional integration of primary care and behavioral health, for a distinctive 4-hour workshop focused on integrated behavioral health services in primary care.

Behavioral health and addictions interventions for professionals.