Child & Adolescents Studies

We currently have studies for youth with:

ADHD

The Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Research Program (ADHDRP) is focused on investigating the neurophysiology of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), and providing cutting-edge treatment for the disorder. Our mission is to advance the care for youth experiencing symptoms of ADHD across the age spectrum.

Please contact Cathy Bailey, 513-558-4731, if you have any questions about the program.

Anxiety

The Anxiety Disorders Research Program conducts research that attempts to clarify the causes of anxiety disorders and improves treatments for children, and adolescents, who struggle with anxiety and related disorders.

For more information about the program or current research studies please contact Heidi Schroeder at 513-558-4422.

Depression

The Depression Research Program is dedicated to furthering our understanding of depressive disorders in youth, including studies of new treatments for depression and the biological underpinnings of these disorders.

For more information about the program and ongoing studies please contact Raechel Cooley at 513-558-6205 or Cathy Bailey at 513-558-4731.

Bipolar Disorder

The Division of Bipolar Disorders Research is devoted to conducting research to improve our understanding of both the causes and longer-term effects of bipolar disorder in children.  

There are also ongoing studies for children with parents who have been diagnosed with bipolar disorder. 

For more information about the program and ongoing studies please contact Raechel Cooley at 513-558-6205.

Schizophrenia

The Schizophrenia Research Program (SRP) is dedicated to generating new knowledge in the neurobiology and psychopharmacology of schizophrenia and related psychoses. Its mission is to conduct clinical and translational research to advance the understanding of the causes and treatments of schizophrenia in children.

For more information about the program and ongoing studies please contact Raechel Cooley at 513-558-6205.

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Referrals

Raechel Cooley at 513-558-6205 or cooleyra@ucmail.uc.edu