Research Articles
The Science of Growing Minds: How Developmental Psychopathology Revolutionizes Our Understanding of Mental Health
Explore how developmental psychopathology transforms our understanding of mental health through developmental science, examining biological, psychological, and social factors across development.
The Anxious Young Mind: Mapping the Future of Pediatric Anxiety Research
Exploring cutting-edge research in pediatric anxiety disorders, from brain-gut connections to digital therapeutics and predictive brain imaging.
How Childhood Science Is Shaping a Healthier Society
Explore how developmental psychopathology research is transforming social policies to support children's mental health and wellbeing through evidence-based approaches.
Revolutions of the Mind: The Unseen Battles of 20th Century American Psychiatry
Explore the three great revolutions that transformed American psychiatry in the 20th century, from psychoanalysis to biological psychiatry and the modern biopsychosocial approach.
Cracking the Code: The Scientific Quest to Prevent Youth Suicide
Exploring the NIH Pathways to Prevention Workshop findings on youth suicide prevention, including research breakthroughs, disparities, and promising strategies.
The Mind-Body Tapestry: Weaving Together Biological and Social Approaches in Child Mental Health
Exploring the integration of biological and social approaches in child psychiatry for more comprehensive mental health treatment.
Beyond the Breakthrough: How William T. Carpenter Jr. Revolutionized Schizophrenia Care
Explore the groundbreaking work of Dr. William T. Carpenter Jr. in revolutionizing schizophrenia treatment through his research on negative symptoms and cognitive impairments.
Decoding the Storm: How Birmingham Is Mapping Mental Health in Young Minds
University of Birmingham research on understanding the development of bipolar disorder and borderline personality disorder in young people through genetic, neurobiological, and environmental factors.