Virtual pediatric care for attention and anxiety, delivered by child psychologists and pediatric clinicians who work together on one plan for your family.
Whatever your family needs, the first visit is about understanding your child: attention, worry, sleep, school, and mood, before anyone recommends a plan.
For kids who struggle to focus, sit still, finish what they start, or get through homework and bedtime without a fight.
For kids who worry constantly, avoid school or social situations, need repeated reassurance, or melt down before anything new.
children with ADHD also have an anxiety disorder
A child who freezes over homework might be distracted, or might be afraid to get it wrong. Sometimes a child has both ADHD and anxiety. That’s why we treat the whole child — our evaluations screen for both, and we develop recommendations based on what your child needs.
Register online and fill out a short intake form, about 10 to 15 minutes. Referred by your pediatrician? We text and email the same day to schedule.
A 45-minute telehealth visit covering history, symptoms, and screening questionnaires for attention and anxiety alike, so the diagnosis reflects everything going on.
A group program matched to your child’s age and diagnosis, plus medication management and follow-up care when it’s part of the plan.
Our pediatricians and behavioral health specialists work as one team, so diagnosis, parent coaching, lifestyle guidance, and medical care stay connected.
Evaluation and screening by a pediatric clinician.
Parent coaching, and teen groups where they help.
Sleep, routines, and school, handled together.
Medication management and follow-up when it fits.
Our son made progress in our target behavior and we were made aware of the tendency to hamper progress by rescuing him.
I was looking for something like this. Other online learning programs did not seem personalized enough.
The content was applicable, actionable, and consumable.
No. At your first visit we review your child’s history, symptoms, and screening questionnaires to make or confirm a diagnosis.
That’s common, and it’s one plan, not two referrals. Your care team sequences treatment so the two are addressed together.
Most families have their first visit in about two weeks. There’s no waitlist.
For younger children, the first visit and the parent group are for parents. Teens join their own group alongside a parallel parent group.
Average co-pay is $25 with commercial insurance and $0 with Medicaid. Actual cost varies by plan.
You don’t need a diagnosis to book. Start with a short intake and we’ll figure out what your child needs together.
Book your first appointment