The Brain Injury Center at Boston Children's Hospital is available to answer your questions, provide you with more information, or schedule an appointment for your child if needed. Boston Children's Hospital 300 Longwood Ave. Fegan Building, 11th Floor …

It’s a busy day at work. Your phone rings, and the principal at your child’s school tells you your child is bullying other students. What do you do? Popular media tends to focus just on the children who are bullied. So, what about the children who are …

Our cardiac anesthesiologists are trained to manage all aspects of heart surgery and the pathophysiology of congenital heart disease. They are involved in all three phases of surgery: before, during, and after. If your child is having surgery, one of our …

Find us The Boston Children's Hospital AIDS Program is located at the Boston Children's Hospital main campus on the fifth floor of 333 Longwood Ave., across the street from the main hospital. Exit the Patient and Family Garage onto Longwood Avenue and …

New releases Watch our new training,  " Strengthening Team Processes ," which includes key concepts and concrete strategies for building and maintaining teams in schools to address social-emotional learning and behavioral health. Listen to "Views of …

Boston HAPPENS provides services to youth, 13 and older, who are HIV positive or at risk for the disease and other STDs. HAPPENS also offers HIV/ STI counseling and testing billed through insurance. Support services We also provide HIV positive youth with …

Why do I need to go to a CAMP clinic? Being on long-term anticoagulation medication requires close monitoring and follow-up. CAMP believes that regular assessment and education helps keep our patients safely and effectively anticoagulated and out of the …

The Cardiac Neurodevelopmental Program is committed to educating families and the broader community about the neurodevelopmental needs of children with congenital heart disease (CHD) . We offer programs throughout the year to communities affected by CHD …

The Cardiac Neurodevelopmental Program at Boston Children’s is available to: answer your questions provide you with more information schedule an appointment or second opinion To schedule an appointment or for general questions, please call 617-355-3401. …

Here is a list of Frequently Asked Questions about cardiomyopathy. Click on the links below to learn more. Will my child be OK? Does my child have to cut back on physical activities? Can changes to my child's diet help manage his cardiomyopathy? Can some …