Pediatric Advances

NewYork-Presbyterian

Advances in Pediatric Psychiatry

We take a comprehensive, holistic approach to treating child and adolescent mental health.

Our nationally recognized pediatric psychiatry faculty from Columbia and Weill Cornell Medicine provide diagnosis, treatment, crisis intervention, and support in collaboration with pediatricians and caregivers to provide the most effective & compassionate care possible.

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Psychiatry

Addressing the Connection Between Socioeconomic Deprivation and Children’s Health

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Psychiatry

Delving into the Neurobiology of Anxiety: Personalizing and Optimizing Treatment to the State of the Developing Brain

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Psychiatry

Bridging the Treatment Gap for Adolescents with Emotion Dysregulation

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Psychiatry

Columbia Researchers Conduct Groundbreaking Autism Center of Excellence Study

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Psychiatry

Preventing Suicide on a Worldwide Scale

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Psychiatry

New Study Identifies Gaps in Emergency Care for Youth in Crisis

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Neonatology & Psychiatry

Preterm Birth: Identifying the Potential Consequences for Toddlers and Preschoolers

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Psychiatry

CBIT Therapy: Strategies and Skills to Manage Tic Disorders

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Psychiatry

Addressing Ongoing Challenges in Autism Spectrum Disorder

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Psychiatry

Targeting Psychosis: Getting Help Early to Adolescents and Young Adults

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Psychiatry

Augmenting Assessment in Autism Spectrum Disorders

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Psychiatry

Examining the Neural Pathways in Pediatric OCD