Contact Us Corporate Offices MBL Communications, Inc. 333 Hudson St 7th Floor NY, NY 10013 Phone: 212-328-0800 Fax: 212-328-0600 Click here, for more information on MBL Communications, Inc. For questions about transportation and logistics, and/or problems with registering, please contact marchelle@csi-dc.com Jeffrey L. Cummings, MD - Co-Chair Pierre N. Tariot, MD - Co-Chair Darren Brodeur - CEO & Publisher ext. 227 Rick Ehrlich - Senior Global Account Director ext. 255 Lisa Pisicchio - Account Manager ext. 209 Christopher Naccari - VP, Managing Editor ext. 210 Deborah Hughes - VP, Senior Editor ext. 218 Kimberly A. Brodeur - VP, Human Resources ext. 300 Kimberly Schneider - Sales and Event Coordinator ext. 266 Jose Ralat - Senior Editor-CNS Spectrums ext. 216 Lisa Arrington - Senior Acquisitions Editor-Primary Psychiatry ext. 220 Virginia Jackson - Acquisitions Editor-CNS Spectrums ext. 22 Shelley Wong - CME Development Manager ext. 222 Derek Oscarson - Art Director ext. 213 John Spano - Chief Financial Officer ext. 206 Mike Vodilko - Graphic Designer ext. 217 Carlos Perkins - Assistant Editor ext. 258 Rebecca Zerzan - Assistant Editor ext. 218 MBL COMMUNICATIONS, INC. (www.mblcommunications.com) MBL Communications is the independent publisher of the monthly journals Primary Psychiatry and CNS Spectrums in conjunction with its accredited partner, Mount Sinai School of Medicine. MBL also publishes Psychiatry Weekly, the first clinical wallboard service in the nation covering the psychiatric field. For over 15 years, MBL has had a global commitment to advancing CNS science, clinical practice, and evidence-based medicine. MBL is an expert in the field with over a decade-long track record and experience level. MBL offers a broad range of CME activities, from print materials including Panel and Academic Supplements and Hospital-Based Scientific Wallboard Posters to innovative technology media, such as HyperCDs, Epocrates MobileCME, and PsychCasts. Alzheimer’s Disease Summit – Launched in 2008, MBL and MSSM jointly sponsor this annual live event which gathers national experts to discuss updates in Alzheimer’s disease research to translate new knowledge into practice for an audience of neurologists, geriatricians, and geriatric psychiatrists. CNS Spectrums (www.cnsspectrums.com) - The International Journal of Neuropsychiatric Medicine - is a monthly, peer reviewed, Index Medicus/MEDLINE cited journal designed to bridge the clinical information needs of 49,000 US-based psychiatrists and neurologists. CNS Spectrums reaches more physicians than any other peer-reviewed neuropsychiatric journal in the world and can be found under the citation "CNS Spectr." CNS Spectrums' editorial mission is to address relevant neuropsychiatric topics, including the prevalence of comorbid diseases among patients, and original research and reports that emphasize the profound diagnostic and physiologic connections made within the neurologic and psychiatric fields. Primary Psychiatry (www.primarypsychiatry.com) - The Largest Peer-Reviewed Psychiatric Journal in the Nation - has a monthly circulation of more than 65,000 primary care physicians and psychiatrists. Still evidence-based and clinically driven in its 15th year of publication, Primary Psychiatry's mission is to educate physicians about matters of applied psychiatry. In 1994, Primary Psychiatry became the first psychiatric journal specifically created and designed to bridge the gap between psychiatry and primary care medicine. Since then, the journal's focus has been to pointedly address interface issues between the two clinical specialties and advise them on how best to diagnose, treat, and manage the growing base of patients with comorbid CNS illness. Psychiatry Weekly (www.psychiatryweekly.com) is the first weekly psychiatric news, information, and education service in the country for clinicians providing mental health services. The service includes a weekly poster distributed to hospitals nationwide, a weekly e-newsletter, and a website that is consistently updated with features, CME content, and breaking news. Psychiatry Weekly is a joint venture between MBL Communications and Physician’s Weekly, the leading medical news service for acute care hospitals for over 20 years.
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