If you're looking to stay current without the isolation, join The Psychiatry Collective and connect with psychiatrists who are actively advancing their practices.

She's implementing new approaches she learned directly from peers who are using them in real clinical settings.

"Being part of the collective has absolutely enhanced my practice. It's mainly given me such a sense of community... it really feels supportive. It's just invaluable."

Martha discovered metabolic psychiatry through discussions in the community. "It really helped me know what others are doing and keeps me on the forefront of things to add in my practice." The result?

She joined The Psychiatry Collective for the research and clinical discussions, but stayed for the community.

"It's the real-time live interaction. My favorite is the clinical lounge, exchanging ideas. The research hub, staying on point with current research and best practices."

We wrote a full guide covering hospital referral scripts, tech stack for scaling, AI intake tools, regional market strategies, and more.

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At Osmind, we're building tools that help psychiatrists deliver evidence-based, measurement-driven care that focuses on outcomes that matter. Conferences like this remind us why that work is so important.

Thanks to everyone who made Behavioral Health Tech such a thought-provoking few days.

Big takeaways: Tracking data is only valuable if we measure what actually matters to patients. And proactive outreach (reaching people before crisis) changes how we think about access to care. "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure."

Special thanks to William Sauvé, MD, who served 11 years as an active duty Navy psychiatrist before joining us as Chief Medical Officer. Thank you for your service, Dr. Will.

As a Public Benefit Corporation serving 800+ independent psychiatry practices, we've seen how technology and collaboration make mental health treatment more accessible, and we know the best ideas come from bringing the right people together.

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That's why Osmind is sponsoring the Behavioral Health Tech Conference 2025.

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"Instead of mindlessly scrolling, I have something productive. It keeps me excited, keeps me engaged. I feel like I have something to offer when I answer a question."

Join The Psychiatry Collective and connect with clinicians solving the same problems you face every day:

This community tackles real practice challenges: outcome-based care workflows, AI integration, patient rating scales, documentation strategies, and burning case questions.

"Just having a community where you get to learn from others, see how other people might be using different tools, how they might fit it into their workflows... I think: how can I take this and adapt it within my own system? That's the most direct benefit."

Impulse control came back online. That's one of many things that TMS does.

But TMS won't help that patient reprocess childhood trauma or shift their relationship to painful memories. That's what ketamine does. Different tools for different jobs.

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Check on your loved ones. Check in with yourself. We're here for each other.