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The Columbia University Department of Psychiatry is one of the largest in the country in terms of faculty size as well as state, federal, and foundation research support. We have extraordinary clinical, educational, and research resources. Our faculty includes over 400 psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, nurses, and neuro-behavioral scientists. Two faculty members were recently selected as Nobel Prize Laureates for their work in neuroscience, Drs. Eric Kandel (2000) and Richard Axel (2004). Clinical facilities and laboratories of the Psychiatry Department are located in a large number of institutions and health care systems. These include New York Presbyterian Hospital, Columbia University Medical Center, the New York State Psychiatric Institute, the New York State Office of Mental Health, and the Washington Heights Community Mental Health Center. The Department of Psychiatry also houses the Center for Neurobiology and Behavior, the Mind/Brain Institute, a Howard Hughes Research Institute and the Stanley Center for Applied Neuroscience of Bipolar Disorders.

Talk Therapy TV promotes public awareness and understanding of mental illnesses and addictions.

Located in Yonkers,NY,Andrus nurtures hope,social and emotional well-being through special education programs and community-based mental health clinics.

The Academy of Peer Services is a training and technical assistance center whose purpose is to improve peer provided services in New York State through the enhancement of skills and education.

Preprocessed Connectomes Project

CAP PC is New York State’s response to meet the public health need of its children and families with mental health needs.

Utilizing the Clubhouse Model of Rehabilitation, Liberty House is dedicated to assisting individuals with disabling conditions in increasing their functioning to the highest level possible with the least amount of on-going professional intervention.

The Association for Community Living (ACL) is a statewide membership organization of not-for-profit agencies that provide housing and rehabilitation services to more than 30,000 people diagnosed with serious and persistent psychiatric disabilities.