Child Development Center

The UC Irvine Child Development Center (CDC), within the Department of Pediatrics in the UC Irvine School of Medicine, is a nationally recognized center of excellence in the research and treatment of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and related attention, behavior, and learning disorders. Over the past two decades, the CDC has developed many programs to provide services to the community. Our center offers direct services to children and families in the form of two clinical programs: An outpatient diagnostic and treatment clinic, and a unique year-round school program for grades K-6 that incorporates daily cognitive-behavioral social skills intervention into a regular education curriculum.

The CDC also provides opportunities for children and their families to participate in on-site research studies that focus on the assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of ADHD. Click here for information on an ongoing cognitive-behavioral intervention research study for children and their parents.

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Summer Therapy Program
July 2 - August 24

Program includes:
Cognitive-Behavior Modification
Social Skills Training
Recreational Activities
Weekly Parent Training

For More Information, Contact Audrey Kapelinski at (949) 824-1819

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