Healthcare Professionals

Cincinnati Children's provides maps and driving directions to our main Burnet Campus and various outyling neighborhood locations. Each location has a dedicated webpage with information such as hours, services, maps and driving directions. 

• Directions - Main Campus (PDF)
• Interactive Driving Directions
• Main Campus 3-D Map (PDF)
• Main Campus Aerial Map (PDF)
• Neighborhood locations - Where We Are (PDF)
• Physician Parking Map (PDF)

Adolescence can be a difficult time for young people and their parents. Many adolescents experience changes in behaviors and feelings as they struggle to become more independent and develop a sense of individual identity.

However, a number of adolescents experience mental health problems that interfere with their normal development and daily life activities. Some mental health problems are mild, while others are more severe. Some last for only short periods of time, while others, potentially, last a lifetime.

The Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at Cincinnati Children’s features six inpatient units, one of which is located at the Lindner Center of HOPE. These acute crisis programs focus on stabilizing patients, most of whom stay an average of eight days.

Available resources from the toolkit include:

• 2013 Mental Health Series (PDF)
• Cincinnati Children's and Lindner Center Collaborate to Treat Teens With Eating Disorders (PDF) 
• Eating Disorders Program - Intensive Treatment Services flyer (PDF)
• Inpatient Unit Placement for patients-DD and Psych (PDF)
• Mental Health at Liberty Township (PDF)
• Pediatric Mental Health Symposium (PDF)
• Pediatric Psychiatry Network (PDF)
• Psychiatric Intake Response Center (PDF)
• Psychiatric Services and Locations (PDF)
• Psychiatry Inpatient Helpful Things to Know (PDF)
• Psychiatry Patient Referral at High Volume Times (PDF)
• Suicide Prevention Tips (PDF)
• Surviving the Teens (PDF)
• Tips for Coping with Teen Depression (PDF)
• Toilet Training (PDF)

Online Education

To view available presentations, please choose from the activities listed below.

• 2013 Pediatric Grand Rounds
• 2012 Pediatric Grand Rounds
• 2011 Pediatric Grand Rounds
• ADHD Lecture Series
• Child Psychiatry Grand Rounds
• CPS Community Lecture Series
• Pediatric Update

More Information

• Behavioral Medicine and Clinical Psychology

At Cincinnati Children’s, MyChart is provided free to patients and their parents or legal guardians. All the medical information parents can see in MyChart is about their child only. By learning more about these health records and conditions, patients and familiescan make more informed decisions.

Available resources from the toolkit include:

• MyChart Facts Sheet (PDF)
• How to Use My Chart (PDF)