Mental Health Services
Quality Care
At Texas Pediatric Mental Health Mental Health Services, we help kids and teens feel better at home and in school. Your visit starts with a clear evaluation and a simple plan. We explain each step, check safety, and set goals you can use right away.
Families looking for general pediatric care, including well visits, sick visits, vaccines, sports physicals, lab services, and other child health needs, may also visit Pediatricz Now.
Services Available
Texas Pediatric Mental Health offers healthcare services that support the whole child, including:
Anxiety Disorders
Worry, panic, or avoidance getting in the way? We teach practical skills and offer therapy that works.
Mood Disorders
Persistent sadness, irritability, or mood swings. We assess carefully and build a plan that helps at home and school.
ADHD & Autism Support
Help with focus, routines, and social skills. Parent coaching and school strategies included; medication only when it helps.
Neurodevelopmental Disorders
Learning, communication, and motor/tic concerns beyond ADHD/autism. Early evaluation and targeted therapies support progress.
Trauma- and Stressor-Related Disorders
After scary or stressful events, some kids struggle. We use trauma-focused care and support families through recovery.
Psychotic Disorders
Hearing/seeing things others don’t, or strong false beliefs. Careful medical and mental health evaluation with coordinated treatment.
Personality Patterns in Youth
Long-standing behavior and emotion patterns causing conflict. We use skills-based therapy and family support—no labels or blame.
Eating Disorders (incl. ARFID)
Restriction, bingeing, purging, or fear of eating. Family-based treatment, nutrition support, and medical monitoring.
Substance Use (Teens)
Use that’s affecting school, home, or health. Confidential, family-centered care with proven therapy—and medication when indicated.
Somatic Symptom Disorders (Teens)
Real physical symptoms with high worry and avoidance. CBT, parent coaching, and graded return to routines.
Neurocognitive Disorders
Thinking or memory changes after injury or illness. Testing, school supports, and rehab to rebuild skills.
Sleep Disorders
Snoring, insomnia, night terrors, restless legs, or late sleep schedules. Sleep plans, studies when needed, and treatment.
