Society of Behavioral Medicine

Society of Behavioral Medicine SBM is a multidisciplinary, professional society working to improve health by changing behavior.

Multidisciplinary org dedicated to promoting the study of the interactions of behavior with biology and the environment, and the application of that knowledge to improve the health and well being of individuals, families, communities and populations. Our 2,400+ members are scientific researchers, clinicians, educators, and students. They treat and prevent disease by conducting research and translating evidence into
practical application. They implement interventions that improve the health of individuals, families, and whole communities. They focus on behavior change across the lifespan and work in more than 40 specialty areas including cancer, chronic disease, obesity, and physical activity.

New to SBM - or just want a refresher? 👋Join our Kickstart Webinar, a fast, friendly orientation to the SBM community de...
01/21/2026

New to SBM - or just want a refresher? 👋
Join our Kickstart Webinar, a fast, friendly orientation to the SBM community designed to help you connect, get involved, and grow.

✔️ Meet SBM leaders
✔️ Learn how to plug into SIGs and leadership opportunities
✔️ Live Q&A + one-page resource guide

Whether this is your first session or your third, you’ll leave with clear next steps and new connections.
🔗 https://sbm.execinc.com/edibo/BCWebinars/ Register today and kickstart your SBM journey!

📣 Don’t miss the SBM Behavior Change Grand Rounds Webinar on Non-Government Funding for Research - Wednesday, January 28...
01/20/2026

📣 Don’t miss the SBM Behavior Change Grand Rounds Webinar on Non-Government Funding for Research - Wednesday, January 28 • 12–1pm EST. Hear from panelists with real-world experience securing funding from foundations, philanthropy, and alternative sources, followed by a live Q&A.
👉 Register & learn more: https://sbm.execinc.com/edibo/BCWebinars/

SBM has signed onto a letter calling on Congressional leaders to swiftly pass the FY 2026 Labor-HHS funding bill with at...
01/20/2026

SBM has signed onto a letter calling on Congressional leaders to swiftly pass the FY 2026 Labor-HHS funding bill with at least $48.7 billion for NIH, as supported by the Senate. NIH research delivers lifesaving progress—from cancer therapies to rare disease cures and hematological treatments.
Any cuts or delays to funding puts US innovation at risk.

Read the full letter here:https://www.sbm.org/UserFiles/file/NIHSignonLetter91925_FINAL.pdf

Start 2026 strong by registering for SBM’s Annual Meeting in Chicago.Join us April 22–25, 2026, for four days of bold id...
01/07/2026

Start 2026 strong by registering for SBM’s Annual Meeting in Chicago.
Join us April 22–25, 2026, for four days of bold ideas, meaningful connections, and thousands of changemakers shaping the future of behavioral medicine!

This year, don’t just set goals - set the direction for health. Be in the room where the future is built.

Register now → https://www.sbm.org/events/annual-meeting

12/17/2025

What makes SBM more than just a professional society? It’s the people. 💙

SBM members share how being part of the Society has helped them build meaningful connections, find mentors and collaborators, and grow at every stage of their careers. Whether you’re a trainee, early-career professional, or seasoned researcher, SBM offers a welcoming community dedicated to advancing behavioral medicine.

Discover how SBM membership can support you at every stage of your career. 🌟 https://www.sbm.org/membership

When researchers have the chance to speak directly with congressional staff, something powerful happens - policymakers b...
12/17/2025

When researchers have the chance to speak directly with congressional staff, something powerful happens - policymakers begin to see the people, challenges, and hopes behind NIH funding. These conversations don’t just inform policy; they give a voice to the future of science and public health.
Your support makes this possible.

💙 A gift to SBM’s Policy Advocacy Fund helps ensure behavioral medicine continues to be heard where decisions are made. www.sbm.org/donate/donate-now.php

Your support fuels advocacy that matters. This year, SBM members like Kate Aubuchon, PhD, met with congressional staff t...
12/10/2025

Your support fuels advocacy that matters.
This year, SBM members like Kate Aubuchon, PhD, met with congressional staff to elevate the urgent need for NIH funding and to share how research delays are impacting communities nationwide.
When you give to SBM, you help train and empower more scientists to show up, speak up, and make a difference.

👉 Make your year-end gift today and strengthen the future of behavioral medicine. https://www.sbm.org/donate/donate-now.php

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555 E Wells Street, Ste 1100
Milwaukee, WI
53202

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Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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