October brings several opportunities to remember that mental health matters. As we recognize ADHD Awareness Month, Depression Awareness Month, Pregnancy and Infant Loss Month, and World Mental Health Day on October 10, we also recognize the many ways mental health can impact a person’s overall health and well-being. 

As healthcare providers, we recognize our crucial responsibility to identify concerns early, reduce stigma through open conversations, connect patients to appropriate care, and help them feel empowered to take the next steps. We encourage our patients and their families to view mental health as an essential part of their overall health.

This October, we invite you to explore the educational offerings and resources available on the MC3 website, and to consult with our psychiatrists for guidance on specific patients.

Our psychiatry consultations aim to:



• Provide clinical decision support
• Increase access to expert guidance, reducing time spent in independent research
• Prevent unnecessary referrals to higher levels of care or other providers
• Help clarify risk and safety concerns
• Support patients whose behavioral health symptoms affect medical outcomes
• Serve as a practical, accessible source of education to expand your skillset
• Offer a colleague who can listen and support you when things get challenging

Join us for our final educational webinar of 2026