The research conducted by the Einstein Center for Youth Mental Health (ECYM) focuses on four key challenges in order to improve the mental health of youths.
At its core is a holistic approach that combines innovative care models with cutting-edge technologies and a deeper understanding of individual, biological, and environmental factors.
ECYM works to improve support and care of youths who are at high risk of developing serious mental disorders.
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ECYM uses cutting-edge technologies such as (fMRI/MRI), EEG/MEG, and natural language processing to identify diagnostic and prognostic biomarkers for severe mental disorders.
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ECYM investigates how environmental and social factors influence mental health in youth. In doing so, we focus on identifying risk and resilience factors in their living environment.
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Serious mental disorders, such as psychosis, bipolar disorder, or borderline personality disorder, often share common biological and psychological causes.
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