Mental Health Services
We provide comprehensive mental health care for children and adolescents ages 3–17, offering thoughtful assessment and personalized treatment. Our team partners with families to help each child feel seen, supported, and understood through holistic care plans that build on their strengths and address their unique needs. We treat a wide range of mental health concerns, including:
Anxiety
Generalized anxiety, separation & social anxiety, and panic
As a parent, you may notice your child struggling with worry, restlessness, or irritability. They might have trouble focusing, sleep issues, frequent stomachaches, or headaches. Avoiding social situations, clinginess, and panic attacks can also signal underlying mental health concerns. Early support can help them build coping skills and thrive.
ADHD
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
Does your child have trouble focusing, frequently fidget, or struggle to sit still? They may blurt out answers, interrupt conversations, or have difficulty managing time. Emotional regulation challenges, like intense frustration or outbursts, could also be signs of ADHD or other concerns.
Autism
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
Some children show subtle signs like avoiding eye contact when speaking, taking things very literally, or having a hard time with small talk and group play. They may strongly prefer routines or feel overwhelmed by loud noises, busy places, or certain clothing textures. These traits can reflect a different neurodevelopmental style — one that comes with both sensitivities and strengths.
Trauma & Stress
Post traumatic stress disorder, adjustment disorder
Is your child having difficulty adjusting to a recent change or stressor, such as a move, divorce, or loss, and are displaying signs of anxiety, depression, or irritability? Perhaps they are struggling with intense memories or flashbacks, having nightmares, or becoming easily startled. They may avoid places or activities that remind them of a traumatic event. You might see them withdrawing from family and friends, showing a lack of interest in activities they once enjoyed, or exhibiting sudden changes in mood and behavior.
Mood Disorders
Major depression
As a parent, you might notice your child showing signs of persistent sadness, withdrawing from activities they once enjoyed, or having significant changes in their sleep and appetite. They may seem overly tired, express feelings of hopelessness or worthlessness, or have difficulty concentrating. In the case of bipolar disorder, you might observe extreme mood swings, with periods of high energy and euphoria followed by episodes of depression and low energy.
Sleep & Behavior
Insomnia, pathological demand avoidance (PDA)
Does your child struggle to fall asleep or stay asleep through the night, frequently waking up tired or having difficulty waking up in the morning? Does your child strongly resist demands, even enjoyable ones? They may feel anxious when asked to complete tasks, using negotiation, distraction, or humor to avoid them. This need for control can lead to meltdowns, difficulty with routines, and struggles with transitions.
Services
All appointments are conducted via telehealth. We are accepting patients residing in Illinois.
Want to talk first?
Free
Phone Call 15 mins
Have questions? Want to see if we are a good fit?
Initial Appointment
Self Pay $395
Virtual Visit 60 mins
Medication and lifestyle strategies tailored to your child
Follow Up Appointment
Self Pay $195
Virtual Visit 30 mins
Check in on your personalized treatment plan and adjust as needed
We are in-network with BCBS IL Commercial Plans. For other insurance, payment is due at the time of service. If you have out-of-network benefits, I can provide a superbill or we can use Thrizer to make reimbursement easier and reduce upfront costs.