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In 1951, he was made a diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology. He also established his private practice in Alexandria, Va. Also in 1951, he was appointed director of the Alexandria Mental Hygiene Clinic, became a consultant to the Northern Virginia Juvenile Detention Home and the Alexandria Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court. He also supervised psychiatric residents at the Arlington Mental Hygiene Clinic and the Northern Virginia Mental Health Institute.
While belonging to the Washington Psychiatric Association, he was appointed to both the executive and ethics committees. He was also the treasurer and later the chairman of its Northern Virginia Chapter. In 1983, he became a lifetime fellow of the American Psychiatric Association and vice president of the American Society for Adolescent Psychiatry.
Dr. Young was also a member of the Advisory Board for these organizations: the Alexandria Board of Trade, the Alexandria Boys’ Club, the Sursum Corda School, and the National Council of Christians and Jews. He served as chairman of the State Professional Advisory Board for Mental Health and the Child Mental Health Study Committee. He also served on the Criminal
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