The Maine Association of Psychiatric Physicians (MAPP) is the Maine District Branch of the American Psychiatric Association (APA), and the only professional organization of psychiatry and psychiatrists dedicated to the state of Maine.
OUR MISSION is to improve the treatment, rehabilitation and care of persons with mental disorders, to provide leadership and to promote and advocate for the professional interests of its members and patient care.
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MAPP Plans 7th Annual Education Session

MAPP's Annual Spring Clinical Conference will take place Friday, April 27, 2012 at the Marriott at Sable Oaks, in South Portland. The topic is "Challenging Patients: From Problems to Solutions." It promises to be a varied and stimulating program. Save the date, and look for more information soon.

Jeffrey_S_Barkin_thumb.jpg  MAPP Offers Comments on DHHS Guidelines for Recovery-Oriented Care

David_Moltz_thumb.jpg MAPP Testifies Before Appropriations Committee Regarding Suboxone  Limitations in Proposed DHHS Budget

Janis_Petzel_thumb.jpg  MAPP Public Affairs Representative Janis Petzel, MD Speaks In Opposition to Proposed Mainecare Cuts

 President's Corner:

Jeffrey_S_Barkin.jpgJeffrey S.Barkin,MD
The best quote I have heard this year goes along the lines of “60 is the new 50; 50 is the new 40; gray is the new black; and flat is the new up.” Yet, for many, particularly the patients we serve, down is the new flat.  As physicians, we have to try harder than ever to protect the patients we serve. Read more....

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