NYU Child Study Center
About Us
The New York University Child Study Center (CSC) was founded in 1997 at Bellevue Hospital Center, with Harold S. Koplewicz, M.D., as Director. The CSC was established with a mission to improve the treatment of child psychiatric disorders by:
- Eliminating the stigma of being or having a child with a psychiatric disorder
- Conducting research and disseminating scientific findings to improve the practices of professionals serving children
- Influencing child-related public policy
Contact Information
577 First Avenue
New York, NY 10016
Telephone: 212-263-6622
Articles by NYU Child Study Center
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Checking Up on Your Teen's Adjustment to College
Did your teenager start college this year? You’ve probably been keeping close tabs on the courses your children are...
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Making the Transition to College: A Guide for Parents
Leaving for college is a major transition for both the teenager and the entire family. Some children may live at home or...
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The Late Teen Years: How to Help Teens Thrive as They Go Off to College
Just as with other stages of a child's life, parents can make a difference in their child's late teen years. Studies on...
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Transition to College: Separation and Change for Parents and Students
Introduction Going to college is more than just "going back to school." The departure is a significant milestone in the...
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The Late Teen Years: Meeting the Challenges of College
Editors’ Comment As teens graduate from high school and enter a new stage in their personal, social, and academic...
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The ABCs of Advocacy for Children With Special Needs
Parents, teachers and children working together as partners will enable children with special needs to access the...
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Substance Abuse and Co-Existing Psychiatric Disorder
Introduction Despite recent studies that show adolescent drug and alcohol use has remained essentially stable,...
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The Ups and Downs of Friendships: When Parents Don’t Like Their Child's Friends
The upsides of friendships are considerable and start early. Humans are born social, and even babies reach out for...
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