Mental health problems are more common in childhood than we often acknowledge. Approximately 50% of lifetime mental illnesses are diagnosed before the age of 14. We work with children and families to address common concerns including anxiety, ADHD, depression, and school concerns.

Our goal is to provide targeted, in-depth and data-driven ADHD assessments for children and adolescents ages 6 through 18.  We aim to provide diagnostic clarity along with tailored recommendations to help promote academic success and strategies to help support executive functioning skills building.

Feeding disorders occur when a child is unable or unwilling to meet their nutritional needs by eating, or refuses to eat large categories of foods, such as fruits and vegetables. This can lead to poor growth and development and can cause other long-term medical problems.

Children with chronic medical conditions are more than twice as likely to experience mental health concerns as their healthier peers. Managing a chronic condition can have both direct and indirect impact on quality of life, social development, and overall functioning. Whether they show this as anxiety, mood problems, behavioral challenges, or a combination of these, we can work together to teach appropriate ways to express and cope with the challenges of their condition.