Child Psychiatry Day
Our last Child Psychiatry Day was held on April 7, 2011. The theme was The Autism Spectrum, Myths and Evidence.
Our next Child Psychiatry Day will be held in the spring of 2012. Please continue to check back for more details.
- Visiting SickKids
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Programs and Services
- Family Centre
- Accommodations
- Chaplains
- Child and Family Relations
- Child Life
- Children's Council
- Entertainment and gifts
- Epilepsy Classroom
- Family Centred Care Advisory Council
- Health Records inquiries
- Interpreter Services
- Marnie's Lounge
- Paediatric Laboratory Medicine
- Palliative and Bereavement Care
- The Play Park
- Resources
- Support groups
- Tails in the Bear Theatre
- Telemedicine
- Therapeutic Clowns
- Health In Focus
- Careers and Volunteering
- About SickKids
- Health-care Professionals and Students
Psychiatry
- Who we are
- What we do
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Education and learning
- Psychiatry conferences and events
- Advanced Child Psychopharmacology
- Contact education program staff
- Continuing medical education (CME)
- Considering a career in child and adolescent psychiatry
- Medical students (undergraduate education)
- Observerships
- Postgraduate education
- Psychiatry rounds
- Scholarships
- Research activities
- Resources
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