Children's Behavioral Health
UO bioengineer Nick Willett and Kidsports exec Bev Smith talk about the benefits of athletics
The $500M campaign will boost research, scholarships, career prep and building improvements
That was the case even though the children were raised by adoptive — not birth — parents
Teachers, parents and friends can make a difference by reaching out to high-risk teens
A new collaboration will develop tools to enhance mental health support for young athletes
The new three-course program gives professional educators tools to immediately take back to classrooms
A new study finds that support programs can offset the effects of poverty on children's brains
Study findings could lead to new ways to promote children’s social development
Katie McLaughlin, a clinical psychologist and professor, joins the university this August
The group's first project will be for The Ballmer Institute for Children's Behavioral Health