Hey there, Ackrackers. I want to tell you about a CME conference that I will be speaking at in the new year from February 28th to March 7th, 2026. It is an amazing conference. It is the holiday seminars conference in Maui at the Hyatt Regency Maui Resort and Spa. I have been there before. I've spoken at this before, and it is incredible.

The family, the Smith family that puts this on, they really do an incredible job. It's going to be

some amazing speakers. It's going to be, it's a beautiful hotel and an opportunity to really

enjoy Hawaii and Maui, and especially at a time when Maui is trying to recover from the

wildfires, they're really going all out to try to make the tourist experience an amazing one. So I think this is a great year to come, and the conference is going to be incredible. You're going to hear from amazing speakers who are going to go over really, really high-yield topics. I highly, highly recommend signing up for this. You can go to holiday seminars.com and click on the Maui link, and you can register there.

You can use CME money. It is going to be amazing. So I hope I will get a chance to see you there.

It'll be a ton of fun.

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Hello and welcome back to Agrak. I'm Jed Walpaw, and we have an incredibly

important show for you today. I have with me three guests, and we're going to talk about

mental health care for physicians and how important it is to try to make that more accessible

and reduce barriers to physicians getting that super important care.

I have with me, Dr. Christine U. Moutier, who serves as the chief medical officer for the

American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. She's dedicated herself to fighting this leading

cause of death. And for the past decade, she's been the CMO at AFSP and has been a leading

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