Maryland Wellness March Newsletter

Sunday, March 1, 2026

From the quiet, honest kitchen-table conversations that anchor World Teen Mental Wellness Day to the echoing halls of the State House in Annapolis, this month is about the power of being heard.

Inside, you’ll find our Outreach team in motion—handing out “Mindfulness Matters” bags at the Southern Maryland Food Bank and standing alongside state delegates to advocate for life-changing legislation. From DBT Skills groups in Baltimore to “Peace Builder” training in Prince George’s County, March is a map of our commitment to showing up where it matters most.

Recent News

SWELL Conference & Retreat 2027

Where Behavioral Health Professionals Grow, Connect, and Lead Together When: April 8–10, 2027 Where: Ocean City, Maryland What is SWELL The SWELL Conference & Retreat brings together mental health providers, peer support specialists, licensed social workers, crisis teams, community organizations, and agency leaders for three days of advanced learning, meaningful collaboration, and strategic restoration. Hosted…

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SWELL 2027 Call for Proposals Now Open

Maryland Wellness is excited to announce that the Call for Proposals for SWELL 2027 is now open. SWELL 2027 will take place April 8–10, 2027, at Aloft Ocean City in Ocean City, Maryland. More than a typical conference, SWELL creates space for behavioral health professionals to learn alongside colleagues, reconnect with the work that matters, and leave feeling…

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Substance Use Disorder Treatment Launches in Salisbury, Maryland

Today, Maryland Wellness launches Substance Use Disorder (SUD) services at its West Road location in Salisbury, Maryland, expanding access to treatment and recovery services for adults on the Eastern Shore. The new program offers multiple levels of care, including Outpatient (OP), Intensive Outpatient (IOP) and Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT). The program is designed to provide flexible, individualized…

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“Maryland Wellness is very professional and knowledgeable. They were there when I needed help for my father. They set him up with a therapist and medication management immediately. Now he is stabilized and doing better.”
– Anonymous, Waldorf
“My PRP worker has been very helpful and has taught me how to better myself and take care of my children. She also helped me do the things I needed to do to regain custody of my son.”
– T.M., Waldorf
“I have received positive feedback from clients that have been referred to your organization.”
– Partner
“When I came here, I was broken. But I got the help that I needed, and I got the services that were good for me. I will be starting a brand new job! I’m so glad this place was recommended to me, and I’m so glad I came.”
– V.H., Baltimore

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