At the University of Chicago Medicine Comer Children's Hospital, experts treat infants, children, and teens with most types of mental health problems--from schizophrenia and depression to bulimia nervosa.

Patients and their families are seen in one of the specialty clinics:

• Eating Disorders Clinic: For children and teens with signs of anorexia nervosa or bulimia nervosa
• General Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Clinic: For children age 3 to 18 who have symptoms of depression, anxiety, and other problems not seen in other specialty clinics
• Parent-Infant Development Clinic: For infants and toddlers age 0 to 2 who have behavior problems, mother-child interaction difficulties, sleep or eating problems, and other developmental issues
• Preschool Behavior Problems Clinic: For children age 2 to 4 who are living with their biological parents and exhibit disruptive behavior, aggressiveness, self-abuse, and other severe behavior problems