Upcoming Events

Breastfeeding is a skill that each mom and baby learn together. Getting started takes practice and patience while you and your infant become comfortable with one another. Getting the support you need is critical. That's why the Lactation Team at Sinai Hospital offers Mommy and Me: New Beginnings, a support group where all can learn how to best feed your baby and share personal experiences, if desired. The breastfeeding group meets from 10 a.m. to noon on Mondays (except holidays) in the Lactation Resource Center in Sinai Hospital. 

For more information about our program, call the Lactation Resource Center at 410-601-5193 or the Mother Baby Unit at 410-601-5195. Walk-ins accepted.

To access these free presentations by phone, dial 1-646-741-5292 and enter the access code 111-1896-5210#. For more information of a complete list of topics, call 443-618-8781.

Provides education and support to women newly diagnosed with breast cancer, currently receiving treatment or in recovery. Please call 410-521-1238 to register and for more information.

Join us for a discussion with our academic director of General Pediatrics on recognizing early learning challenges and collaborating with your child’s pediatrician to support school success. Attendees will learn practical strategies for navigating evaluations, communicating with educators, and ensuring children receive the resources they need.

This ongoing support group provides education and special understanding for women who are newly diagnosed with breast cancer, currently receiving treatment or in recovery. Spouses and partners are welcome. The group is facilitated by a registered nurse or nurse educator, and educational presentations are often conducted by healthcare professionals. 

This group meets in a hybrid format; call 410-871-7000 if you wish to join online. 

This group is designed to help participants become more informed about multiple sclerosis and to offer ways of coping as well as encouragement and hope. This group is largely composed of individuals who have lived with multiple sclerosis for quite some time and is led by a trained facilitator.

Call 410-871-7000 if you would like to attend virtually.

Parkinson's disease is a complex progressive neurological disorder that affects not just movement, but many other activities of daily life. Peer support and education is an important part of treatment and living your best life with this chronic condition.

Meetings feature guest speakers on a variety of Parkinson's disease-related topics. Families and caregivers of people with Parkinson's disease are also welcome to attend.

2025 Topics:

January: Aging in Place with Michelle Zarren, CDP, Home Safe Home

February: Transportation Security Administration, Travel and the Checkpoint Experience with Marie Trotter

March: Eldercare and Estate Planning with Sherry Rush

April: Medications and Ask the Pharmacist with Amy Blachere, Pharm.D., BCPS

May: Yoga for Parkinson's Disease with Cathy Rees

June: Home Modification with Michelle Zarren

July: Assistive Devices Demonstration with Rachael Barbaran, OTD, OTRL

August: Cannabis with Rick Glass

September: No Meeting (Aging Your Way Expo at Carroll County Agriculture Center in Westminster)

October: Deep Brain Stimulation 

November: Alzheimer's vs. Parkinson's Dementia and Coping with Cognitive Difficulty with Dr. Carleen Schwimmer, Psy.D., ABPP

December: Open Discussion

This free group meets in the support group room in Carroll Hospital's East Pavilion.

No registration required; call 410-871-7000 if you would like to attend this group virtually.

To access these free presentations by phone, dial 1-646-741-5292 and enter the access code 111-1896-5210#. For more information of a complete list of topics, call 443-618-8781.

This group meets virtually using Zoom. For more information of to obtain access to the group, call 443-675-6348 or email levindale.alzgroup@gmail.com. Second Wednesday of each month, 6:30 - 8 p.m.

The Breastfeeding Support Group provides encouragement and mother-to-mother breastfeeding support as well as current, accurate and ongoing breastfeeding information. 

Please bring infant ready to nurse, as the infant will be weighed, fed by mother then weighed again so that the mother will know how much the infant is transferring off the breast. Please bring diapers, baby wipes and a pillow or Boppy pillow to support self while nursing.

The group meets every Thursday, except on holidays.

No registration is required; call 410-871-7000 for more information.

Please join us to talk about the challenges (and joys!) of welcoming a new baby, in this free weekly virtual support group. Babies are welcome! You must call 410-601-7832 or email aradion@lifebridgehealth.org to register for the group.

Childbirth and the months after are complex, and you don't have to experience it alone. Join this support group for mothers within the first year after childbirth. You can connect with other moms, discuss your experiences, and learn helpful tools and resources. Whether you are stressed, experiencing baby blues or postpartum depression/anxiety, adjusting to parenting or just looking for connection, this group is for you.

The group meets every Thursday except holidays.

For more information or to attend the group virtually, call 410-871-7000. 

Breastfeeding is a skill that each mom and baby learn together. Getting started takes practice and patience while you and your infant become comfortable with one another. Getting the support you need is critical. That's why the Lactation Team at Sinai Hospital offers Mommy and Me: New Beginnings, a support group where all can learn how to best feed your baby and share personal experiences, if desired. The breastfeeding group meets from 10 a.m. to noon on Mondays (except holidays) in the Lactation Resource Center in Sinai Hospital. 

For more information about our program, call the Lactation Resource Center at 410-601-5193 or the Mother Baby Unit at 410-601-5195. Walk-ins accepted.

To access these free presentations by phone, dial 1-646-741-5292 and enter the access code 111-1896-5210#. For more information of a complete list of topics, call 443-618-8781.

Our Division Director for Pediatric Gastroenterology will review current understanding of Eosinophilic Esophagitis in pediatric patients, including pathophysiology, diagnostic criteria, and evidence-based treatment pathways. Attendees will gain insights into emerging therapies and best practices for long-term disease monitoring.