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Skip to content Skip to search Skip to footer Child & Adolescent Psychiatry Open Menu Back Close Menu Search for: Search Close Search Home Clinical ServicesClinical Services New PatientsNew Patients Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Referring Physicians General Child Psychiatry Clinic Autism Infant-Preschool Mental Health Clinic Early Intervention Autism Services Foster Care Families Primary Care Support Schizophrenia Trauma Response ProgramTrauma Response Program Meet Our Team Practicum Students Prevention Program For Providers Early Psychosis WUDirect: WashU Psychiatry Perinatal Behavioral Health Service Resources FellowshipFellowship Apply Director’s Message Program Leadership Research Training (PRREP) Curriculum RotationsRotations Children in Foster Care Eating Disorders at McCallum Place Electives Hawthorn Children’s Psychiatric Hospital General Outpatient Clinic Infants &＃038; Preschoolers Outpatient Community Mental Health Pediatric Consult-Liaison Pediatric Neurology Psychotherapy School Consultation Substance Use Disorders at PFH Work-Life Balance Current Fellows Past Fellows Medical Student Interest Group ResearchResearch A Record of Discovery Research Centers Publications Participate in Research Studies Research Training (PRREP) News Our TeamOur Team Psychiatrists Psychologists Nurse Practitioners Licensed Clinical Social Workers, Counselors and Therapists Board-Certified Behavioral Analysts Clinical Case Coordinators Parent Educators MD and PhD Scientists Division Leadership Contact Us Open Search Leaders in child and adolescent psychiatry The mission of our Division is to protect the lives and well-being of children and families through the prevention and treatment of child and adolescent mental health conditions. We have contributed to the advancement of scientific knowledge on social determinants of health, and commit ourselves to continuing that work. We hold deeply that racism and all forms of bigotry are toxic to human development&＃8211;biologically, interpersonally, and socially. Our work is firmly grounded in the belief that the voices and stories of Black children and families, which are too often muted, should be heard, valued, and understood. This validation can only truly be accomplished by the recognition of the transgenerational impact of centuries of injustice, and by squarely facing the systemic racism within our country and institution. We acknowledge our responsibility to exercise self-reflection in order to best serve as guardians of the mental health of children of all backgrounds. Our Division commits itself to seeking out the hidden and not so hidden places where the burden of racial inequality, bias, and privilege exacts its toll on the human brain, mind and behavioral development, and to exercise zero tolerance for any practice that is racist either by action or by lack of action. We refuse to accept any outcome of our work that maintains disparity on the basis of race or ethnicity. Read the Declaration of a National Emergency in Child and Adolescent Mental Health by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (AACAP), and Children&＃8217;s Hospital Association (CHA). RESEARCH Contributing to the next phase of discovery in developmental and behavioral neuroscience. Education A program that features world class fellowship training and is dedicated to building a new generation of leadership in the field of child psychiatry. Clinical Care Prioritizing the delivery of innovative treatment, preventive intervention, and community outreach to the children and families of our region. 10 years after his teen daughter died by suicide, West County father is honoring her by helping other children (Links to an external site) KMOV Channel 4 June 6, 2024Dr. Michael Wenzinger weighs in on juveniles with suicide attempts. Five factors to ensure an infant thrives (Links to an external site) The Source March 20, 2024New study from Joan Luby and Deanna Barch&＃8217;s labs at WashU make case that &＃8216;thrive factors&＃8217; in early development should be a public health priority Preschoolers with depression at greater risk of suicide during adolescence (Links to an external site) School of Medicine news release March 6, 2024Findings by Joan Luby, Deanna Barch and Laura Hennefield emphasize need for early mental health screenings, interventions MORE NEWS Division of Child and Adolescent PsychiatryDepartment of PsychiatryWashington University School of Medicine660 South Euclid Ave.St. Louis, MO 63110Contact Us Mailing Address 660 South Euclid Ave. CB 8509 St. Louis, MO 63110 Office Location 4444 Forest Park Ave. Suite 2600 St. Louis, MO 63108 About St. Louis Resources Make a difference ©2024 Washington University in St. Louis
