Hosted by Bradley Hospital, a Brown University Health partner and the nation’s first psychiatric hospital devoted exclusively to children and adolescents, the Bradley Hospital National Conference on Child & Adolescent Mental Health brings together leading clinicians, researchers, educators, policymakers, and community partners from across the country to address the most pressing behavioral health challenges facing children, adolescents, and families today. Guided by the theme “Free the Future: Integrating Research, Practice, and Community,” the conference will showcase innovative strategies that translate scientific discovery into meaningful clinical care and sustainable community impact.
This conference reflects nearly a century of leadership in pediatric behavioral healthcare, education, and research. Bradley Hospital is nationally recognized for advancing evidence-based mental health treatment, developing specialized programs for children and teens with complex psychiatric and developmental needs, and serving as a major training and research center affiliated with The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University.
This premier national forum will highlight emerging research, best practices in clinical care, innovative models of service delivery, policy impact, and successful community partnerships that improve access, equity, and outcomes for young people and their families. With programming designed for clinicians, researchers, and caregivers, the conference reflects Bradley Hospital’s longstanding leadership in advancing pediatric mental health and its commitment to shaping the future of behavioral healthcare through excellence in research, clinical practice, education, and advocacy.
Provided by Bradley Hospital and Brown University Health, as part of the Brown University Health Conference Series,
with support from the Providence Warwick CVB.
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