Specialized Treatment Centers

Through our specialized treatment programs, we provide expert inpatient care for a wide range of conditions for patients of all ages. These programs include:

Center of Excellence for ADHD and Related Disorders
A partnership between science and clinical practice enables our experts to bring high quality, personalized care for children, teens, and adults with attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder.

Mount Sinai Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders Treatment Center 
Clinicians specialize in severe and treatment-resistant forms for obsessive-compulsive disorder in adults adolescents and children.

Seaver Autism Center for Research and Treatment
Our clinical staff at the Seaver Center provides personalized and evidence-based treatment for very young children, high-functioning adults, and individuals considered most difficult to treat. The center works closely with physicians from other specialties at Mount Sinai, given the host of medical conditions associated with autism.

Alzheimer's Disease Research Center
ADRC offers comprehensive diagnostic evaluations and services for the treatment of memory disorders, workshops for caregivers, counseling, and programs to educate and inform the general community about issues related to Alzheimer’s disease.

Learning and Development Center
The Learning and Development Center specializes in the evaluation of children and adults with learning disorders including dyslexia, developmental delays, and neurological disorders such as Tourette syndrome and cerebral palsy.

Eating and Weight Disorders Program
Our program performs comprehensive diagnostic assessments and develops individualized treatment plans to address a patient's specific needs. Children and adults receive innovative care for anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder and obesity.

Mood and Anxiety Disorders Program
We make the latest integrative treatment strategies available to adults and children with major depression, bipolar disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, panic attacks, generalized anxiety disorder and social phobia.

Conte Center for the Neuroscience of Mental Disorders
The Conte Center, established by the National Institute of Mental Health, brings neuroscientists and clinicians together in a combined effort to understand schizophrenia. Conte Center physicians follow patients with schizophrenia over time, tracking the course of the disease and its implications, with the goal of improving diagnosis, management and outcome.