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News & Events

Who Takes Care of the Caregivers? Understanding Compassion Fatigue

Health Care professionals dedicate their careers to caring for patients and families, often working in high-pressure environments where exposure to stress, trauma and suffering is a daily reality. While compassion is at the heart of health care, the emotional demands...
ADHD Screening at CAP

ADHD Screening at CAP

Now Offering ADHD Assessments We are pleased to announce that the Department of Psychiatry at the University at Buffalo now offers comprehensive ADHD assessments for individuals across the lifespan. Our evaluations are conducted by experienced clinicians and are...

Community Film Screening & Discussion

JOIN US! Please join us for a screening of a short film, "Can't Look Away" on June 25th from 5:00-7:00pm.  This documentary investigates the dark side of social media and its negative impact on young users. As families seeks justice, the film underscores the urgent...

Tackle the New Year with Realistic Expectations!

Tackle the New Year with Realistic Expectations!

Ready to make resolutions that stick? 🌟 Click here for expert advice from Joshua Nazirbage, MD, Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry, Jacobs School of Medicine & Biomedical Sciences. Featured on the UBMD Physicians' Group Social Media!

World Mental Health Day Tips

World Mental Health Day Tips

In honor of World Mental Health Day, our very own Dr. Michael R. DiGiacomo, Clinical Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at UBMD Psychiatry, was asked to to share his expert insights on anxiety—when it’s more than just stress, and what you can do about it, with UBMD...