Yale Child Study Center

Yale Child Study Center Serving families through the integration of evidence-based clinical practice, training, and research. Welcome! We serve many roles.

The Yale Child Study Center (YCSC) has several locations, though the majority of our clinical services, many training programs, and the Center for Emotional Intelligence offices are located at 350 George Street, New Haven, CT 06511. YCSC finance, administrative, and some research offices are located at 230 South Frontage Road, New Haven, CT 06520. Additionally, some research offices are located at 40 Temple Street and 300 George Street. When planning a visit to a YCSC program or office, please confirm the location when the appointment is scheduled. Call 203-785-2540 with questions or to clarify the location for your visit. YCSC faculty and staff have been serving children and families from birth through adolescence since 1911. At our core is the mission to improve the lives of children and families through research, service, and training. We are the Department of Child Psychiatry for the Yale School of Medicine and Yale New Haven Hospital. We are also a center for basic neurodevelopment research on the earliest neurodevelopment and behavioral problems troubling children. We are engaged in our community with many clinical services in clinic and community settings as well as in homes and pediatric practices. Our faculty are engaged in shaping policies that impact children and families both domestically and internationally. Our educational efforts include professional training in child psychiatry, social work, and child psychology as well as training in research, specific intervention and prevention approaches, and in special areas of children’s mental health. The Center is actively growing in many areas from basic research in the genetic and neurobiological basis of childhood psychiatric disorders to training clinicians around the world in state of the art mental health service delivery.

Check out the Yale Child Study Center's annual “Year in Review”! This newsletter offers a glimpse into the highlights of...
02/02/2026

Check out the Yale Child Study Center's annual “Year in Review”! This newsletter offers a glimpse into the highlights of the past year and what’s on the horizon for 2026.

Highlights include:

🔹 Our mission and community
🔹 Strategic areas of focus
🔹 YCSC in 2025
🔹 Upcoming events

Read it now: https://lnkd.in/gP2vNEzM
Subscribe to stay informed: tinyurl.com/ycsc-subscribe

Gain practical insights that bridge research and clinical practice at this free all-day conference featuring leading exp...
01/26/2026

Gain practical insights that bridge research and clinical practice at this free all-day conference featuring leading experts in autism and other neurodevelopmental conditions. Learn more and register at https://medicine.yale.edu/event/2026-autism-conference/. Register by March 25, 2026.

Do certain sounds trigger an intense response for you? Yale Child Study Center is seeking participants for a misophonia ...
01/25/2026

Do certain sounds trigger an intense response for you? Yale Child Study Center is seeking participants for a misophonia genetics study. Help advance research into this condition. Participate with your biological parents, receive a $25 gift card, and contribute to scientific understanding. No age restrictions. Learn more: https://campuspress.yale.edu/misophonia/

The Yale Child Study Center Anxiety & Mood Disorders Program is enrolling families in an IRB-approved research study of ...
01/24/2026

The Yale Child Study Center Anxiety & Mood Disorders Program is enrolling families in an IRB-approved research study of parent-based therapy for teen anxiety (HIC #: 2000040413). Teens 14-17 years old and their parents may be eligible.

The study includes two assessments with parents and teens to complete interviews and questionnaires. Between these assessments, parents are randomly assigned to 1 of 2 approaches to learn evidence-based strategies for supporting a teen with anxiety (over 12 weeks). The study can be done completely remotely at no cost to your family, and teens can earn up to $100 for participating.

If you are interested in participating in this study, please email anxiety.csc@yale.edu or call (203) 737-4644.

Participate in a remote study to deepen our understanding of teens' mental health. Teens (15–19) + parents can join a 6-...
01/23/2026

Participate in a remote study to deepen our understanding of teens' mental health. Teens (15–19) + parents can join a 6-week project with short surveys, a Zoom session, daily micro check-ins, and a quick nail sample for stress hormones. To learn more, email Project.PLAD@yale.edu or call (203) 764 - 7210.

The YAY Lab is looking for participants to study mechanisms and predictors of irritability.  Receive up to $660 compensa...
01/23/2026

The YAY Lab is looking for participants to study mechanisms and predictors of irritability. Receive up to $660 compensation. Learn more by calling 203-479-0276 or email affectiveyouth@yale.edu.

Yale Child Study Center offers a variety of virtual and in-person mental health and wellness workshops for school person...
01/23/2026

Yale Child Study Center offers a variety of virtual and in-person mental health and wellness workshops for school personnel and communities through the center’s satellite location in Westport, Connecticut (YCSC Westport). Presentations can be adapted and individualized based on the needs of the setting or participants. Learn more at: m.yale.edu/ycsc-school-workshops

Yale Child Study Center offers a variety of virtual and in-person mental health and wellness workshops for families thro...
01/22/2026

Yale Child Study Center offers a variety of virtual and in-person mental health and wellness workshops for families through the center’s satellite location in Westport, Connecticut (YCSC Westport). Presentations can be adapted and individualized based on the needs of the setting or participants. Learn more at: m.yale.edu/ycsc-family-workshops

Does your child have Angelman Syndrome? The McPartland Lab is seeking children and adults with Angelman syndrome to part...
01/21/2026

Does your child have Angelman Syndrome? The McPartland Lab is seeking children and adults with Angelman syndrome to participate in our study and help us learn about brain development. Participants will receive a clinical evaluation and report, as well as up to $200 compensation. Scan the code or contact our team at 203-737-3439 or autism@yale.edu.

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