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Mark A. Stein, PHD, ABPP

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Specializes in: Psychology and Psychiatry

4800 Sand Point Way Ne
Seattle, WA 98105

(206) 987-8450

Mark A. Stein, PHD, ABPP is a psychologist in Seattle, WA specializing in psychology and psychiatry. Mark A. Stein, PHD, ABPP is affiliated with Seattle Children's.

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1920 Terry Avenue M/s Cure-4, Seattle Children's Research Institute: B. Wayne Hughes ...
Seattle, WA 98145

Address:

4800 Sand Point Way Ne
Seattle, WA 98105

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“Her Co-Principal Investigators on the project include Dr. James McGough, Professor of Clinical Psychiatry at the Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior, and Dr. Mark Stein, Professor...”—"NeuroSigma Announces That a Team Led by UCLA Researchers Receives NIH Grant to Conduct a Multicenter Trial of eTNS for Pediatric ADHD", Associated Press News, June 2022

“It helps with some cognitive tasks, and it helps with energy levels," said Mark Stein, a professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the University of Washington, who has...”—"Why Does Coffee Sometimes Make Me Tired?", New York Times, September 2021

“Ayuda con algunas tareas cognitivas y con los niveles de energia", dijo Mark Stein, profesor del Departamento de Psiquiatria y Ciencias del Comportamiento de la Universidad de Washington, que ha...”—"?Tomaste cafe y sigues cansado?", New York Times, September 2021