In-Person20.8 CE CreditsExhibit Opportunities

SAHM 2026 Annual Meeting

Hosted by Society for Adolescent Health and Medicine

Mar 3–6, 2026· Timezone: PT The Westin Seattle, Seattle, Washington

Health & Social Care

About This Event

The SAHM 2026 Annual Meeting is a premier multidisciplinary educational conference focused on adolescent medicine and health. The meeting explores how youth develop key competencies to thrive in diverse environments and features innovative research, clinical workshops, and discussion forums. Professionals will engage with experts to learn strategies that support positive youth development and resilience.

Topics Covered

Mental Health & Neurodiversity

Anxiety & Mood DisordersEating Disorders

DEI & Cultural Competence

LGBTQ+ Affirming CareHealth Equity & Disparities

Trauma, Crisis & Emergency

Suicide Prevention

Leadership & Management

Quality Improvement

Wellness & Self-Care

Wellness & Prevention

Child Family & Development

Parenting

Venue

The Westin Seattle

Seattle, Washington

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Registration & Fees

Continuing Education

20.8 CE Credits

Accredited by: Amedco LLC (jointly accredited by ACCME, ACPE, ANCC)

Multiple accreditations available including physicians (20.75 AMA PRA Category 1), nurses (20.75 ANCC contact hours), psychologists (18.75 hours APA), social workers (18.75 ASWB ACE), ABP MOC (3.0 Part 2 points), and various state boards. CME/CE add-on costs $75.

Hotels & Accommodations

The Westin Seattle. More information about the room block will be shared in fall 2025.

Who This Event Is For

Industries

Health & Social Care

Professional Fields

Medical & Direct CareMental Health & CounselingSocial WorkNursing & Advanced PracticeNutrition & DietaryPublic HealthRehabilitation Professionals

Professions

PhysiciansPsychologistsLicensed Professional CounselorsSocial WorkersMental Health CounselorsAdvanced Practice Registered NursesNurse PractitionersRegistered NursesDietitiansNutritionistsHealth EducatorsRehabilitation Counselors

Who Can Attend

Mental health professionals, healthcare providers, researchers, and professionals working with adolescents and young adults

Target Audience

Multidisciplinary professionals including physicians, nurses, nurse practitioners, dieticians, social workers, counselors, students, trainees, and other professionals working with adolescents and young adults