Research

The aim of our research is to develop a scientific and clinically interactive environment primarily in child mental health to meet the large societal challenges of increasing mental health problems among Danish children and adolescents.

PhD: Maria Keilow

ADHD from a social interaction perspective

This project addresses the social perspectives of ADHD and proposes to investigate some of the mechanisms underlying the unequal social distribution of mental health and its consequences.

PhD: Lena Hohwü

Parental stress and offspring overweight

PhD: Liang Zhu

ADHD and risk factors during pregnancy

PhD: Troels Græsholt-Knudsen

Physical and sexual child abuse

What precedes severe physical and sexual child abuse: lessons from Danish registries and the international literature

PhD: Kathrine Bang Madsen

Geographic variation in the prevalence of ADHD

PhD: Tobias Sonne

Assistive Technologies to Empower Children with ADHD

Conceptual Framework and Technological Solutions

PhD: Susanne H. Mikkelsen

The impact of environmental factors on ADHD

The association between environmental factors early in life and Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in Childhood– epidemiological studies to improve preventive efforts

PhD: Lise Graversen

Preschool children and overweight

PhD supervision

Publications

People