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We need your help improving our understanding of the brain changes associated with mental illness in children and teens.

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Join a study and make a difference!

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We need your help improving our understanding of the brain changes associated with mental illness in children and teens.

Current Studies

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What We Do

What We Do

The PediMIND Program is dedicated to improving the diagnosis and treatment of psychiatric illness in children and teens—such as suicide, self-cutting, irritability, and bipolar disorder—using cutting-edge technology.

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What We Do

What We Do

What We Do

 Our mental health research studies use the latest technology—including MRI brain scans, computer games of emotion/thinking, detailed interviews, and smartphone apps—to advance what is known about the brain and behavioral mechanisms these problems. 

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