Active Professor Emeritus, Psychiatry & Human Behavior
School of Medicine

Active Professor Emeritus, Pediatrics
School of Medicine

Normal and Psychopathological Development in Early Infancy with Long Term Follow-up, Language Acquisitiion, Preventive Treatment, Integration of Normal and Psychopathological Development with Ongoing Brain Development

Listed in "Best Doctors of America" since its inception in 1992.

Dr. Call is conducting research on infancy and life span development including normal and psychopathological behavior associated with brain development utilizing the analysis of documentary films. Dr. Call continues his clinical work, including psychoanalysis, with long term studies of children and adults. He conducts a weekly interdisciplinary longitudinal case study seminar on normal and psychopathological and normal development throughout the life span. More details are available upon request.

Dr. Call has published several books and over a hundred articles in scientific journals on the topics mentioned above. These are accessible upon request.

Pulmonary Research
Harvard University, Pediatric Pathology

Pediatric Residency
New York Hosptial-Cornell

Child Psychiatry Residency
Emma Pendleton Bradley Home - Brown University

Psychiatric Residency
University of Rochester Medical Center

Child Psychiatry Residency
UCLA - Neuropsychological Institute

Associate Professor
UCLA - Psychiatry & Pediatrics

Founding Professor and Chief
UC Irvine - Psychiatry & Pediatrics

Supervising Psychoanalyst, Adults & Children
Certified by the American Psychoanalytic Assocication 1962—2006

Study of Early Child Care, Social Ecology

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https://faculty.uci.edu/profile/?facultyId=2893

Last updated
09/26/2006