Interprofessional Leadership for Developmental-Behavioral Health

SDBP Statements regarding leucovorin, Tylenol and autism:
SDBP Statement on DOE "Professional" Program Classification

SDBP is committed to advocating for policies and practices that advance the developmental and behavioral health of children and families. We encourage stakeholders, partners, and the public to view and share these statements to support advocacy efforts and inform decision-making in healthcare, education, and policy.

SDBP Legislative Advocacy Opportunities & Guidance

SDBP is committed to supporting our members in engaging in advocacy related to legislation and other efforts intended to improve access to care and quality of life for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDDs).

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SDBP Educational Resources Hub

Created by SDBP members based on needs assessment, here we share developmental-behavioral pediatric and psychology education resources. A great place for educators looking to design curricula, as well as materials for parents, families and patients. Plus our Invite a Lecturer series!

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Developmental Behavioral Pediatrics is for YOU!

We have over 40 ACGME-accredited fellowship training programs all around the country from which to choose - check out these 37 programs!

The SDBP Discussion Board is where members get quick access to other SDBP members to share ideas, ask questions, make comments, and post important and timely information!

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Help SDBP sustain our current work and provide additional resources to support the core goals of the SDBP Strategic Plan: Education, Research, Practice, Advocacy, and Visibility.

Find a Clinician

Discover specialized clinicians in developmental and behavioral pediatrics with our searchable directory provided by the Society of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics

JDBP Current Issue
 Editor-in-Chief:  Lee M. Pachter, DO
ISSN:  0196-206X
Online ISSN:  1536-7312
Frequency:  9 issues / year
Ranking:  Behavioral Science 41/53
Pediatrics 63/129
Impact Factor:  2.225