At CNNH, we are interested not only in detailing and understanding a patient’s behavioral patterns, but also exploring for identifiable biological or neurological mechanisms causing ADHD. We employ a series of objective tests to confirm ADHD.

Helping individuals and families deal with learning disabilities, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, developmental disabilities, and autism-spectrum disorders.

Our ADHD studies are currently enrolling children, adolescents, and adults ages 4-60. All studies include free ADHD evaluation and free study medication.

The Family Clinic began in February 1991. The scope of the Family Clinic includes children, teenagers and young adults with ADHD, ODD, ASD, anxiety, and other emotional issues.

The Child Center of NY offers therapy by licensed mental health and substance abuse professionals to children and adolescents — including those in foster care — as well as adults.

The Children's Center provides comprehensive mental health care to enhance the emotional well-being of infants, toddlers, preschoolers, and their families.

Treating ADHD means educating both parents and children — on the diagnosis, treatment, how to manage behavior, medication, and school support. Parents participate in a 12-week program, which includes group sessions, in addition to programs for kids.

The Children's Center delivers strong medical leadership, board certified pediatric specialists, and a skilled pediatric nursing staff that work together to continuously improve patient outcomes, including behavioral health issues likes ADHD.

The Division of Developmental Medicine provides compassionate care for children and adolescents facing developmental, learning and behavioral challenges while offering parents the peace of mind knowing their child is receiving the best care.

The Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics Program at The Children’s Hospital at Saint Peter’s University Hospital treats children from birth to age 8 years for many developmental and behavioral disorders such as ADHD.