Iliyan Ivanov, MD

Psychiatry, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, New York, NY · 8 sessions at 1 meeting · 1 upcoming

Topics

Child & Adolescent (7)Neuroscience & Mechanisms (5)Substance Use Disorders (5)ADHD (2)GLP-1 & Metabolic PsychiatryNeuromodulation (ECT, TMS)OCD & Related DisordersSleep & InsomniaStimulants & ADHD Medications

Sessions

AACAP Annual Meeting 2026

October 26–31, 2026 · Atlanta, GA · Full program

  • LectureNeurobiology of Adolescent Substance Use: Unique vs Common Features in Relation to Substance Use Disorders (SUDs) in Adults

    October 28, 2026, 15:30–17:30

    Compares the neurobiology of adolescent substance use with that of adult substance use disorders, highlighting features that are unique versus shared.

    Child & AdolescentNeuroscience & MechanismsSubstance Use Disorders

  • SymposiumChairNeuroimaging Predictors of Future Addictive Behaviors: Reward Incentives vs Inhibitory Control

    October 28, 2026, 15:30–17:30

    Symposium on neuroimaging markers of reward processing and inhibitory control that may predict later addictive behaviors in youth.

    Child & AdolescentNeuroscience & MechanismsSubstance Use Disorders

  • PosterEffects of Stimulant Treatment on Behaviors and Brain Activation Relevant to Substance Use Disorder Risk

    October 29, 2026, 13:00–15:00

    Poster on how stimulant treatment affects behaviors and brain activation related to risk of substance use disorder.

    ADHDNeuroscience & MechanismsStimulants & ADHD MedicationsSubstance Use Disorders

  • SymposiumNeural, Cognitive, and Biological Correlates of Transdiagnostic Compulsive Behaviors

    October 30, 2026, 11:30–13:30

    Symposium on neural, cognitive and biological correlates of compulsive behaviors that cut across diagnostic categories, with a focus on youth.

    Child & AdolescentNeuroscience & MechanismsOCD & Related Disorders

  • LectureDevelopmental Perspectives of the Prospect Theory and Mechanisms of Risk for Substance Use Disorder (SUD)

    October 30, 2026, 11:30–13:30

    Talk applying prospect theory from a developmental perspective to mechanisms of risk for substance use disorder.

    Child & AdolescentNeuroscience & MechanismsSubstance Use Disorders

  • PosterGLP-1 Receptor Agonists and Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation for Adolescent Mood Disorders, Obesity, and Substance-Use Vulnerability: A Focused Review

    October 30, 2026, 10:30–12:30

    Focused review of GLP-1 receptor agonists and transcranial magnetic stimulation as approaches for adolescent mood disorders, obesity and substance-use vulnerability.

    Child & AdolescentGLP-1 & Metabolic PsychiatryNeuromodulation (ECT, TMS)Substance Use Disorders

  • PosterNew Research Poster Session 6

    October 31, 2026, 10:00–12:00

    A new research poster session at AACAP featuring multiple child and adolescent psychiatry studies from various institutions.

    Child & Adolescent

  • PosterMalocclusion, Sleep-Disordered Breathing, and ADHD: Is There a Causal Relationship?

    October 31, 2026, 10:00–12:00

    Poster examining whether dental malocclusion and sleep-disordered breathing are causally related to ADHD.

    ADHDChild & AdolescentSleep & Insomnia

Presents with

Muhammad Parvaz (4) · Jeffrey H. Newcorn (2) · Aanika Kashyap · Alexis A. Anello · Amelia Shaddinger · Amy Rapp · Andrea Natalia M. Orpia · Andrew Tubbs · Anjali Pathak · Ashley Ross · Aubry Ball · Avi Reichenberg · Ayaan Mustafa · Ayse K. Coskun · Beth Krone · Blair Shevlin · Caitlin Trottier · Caroline Wang · Charis P. Ma · Chelsea Barrows · Chennai A. Marcus · Christin M. Ogle · Ciera N. Fankhauser · Dalton Wesemann

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