Child and Adolescent Psychiatry in Arlington TX and Statewide
Specialized Mental Health Support for Children and Teens
At Ultimate Mind and Wellness Center, we provide compassionate psychiatric care for children and adolescents facing emotional, behavioral, and developmental challenges. We understand that young patients require a different approach than adults—one that respects their stage of development, includes family involvement, and promotes long-term emotional wellness.
Our services are available at our Arlington clinic and via telehealth throughout Texas. Whether your child is struggling with anxiety, school stress, mood instability, or attentional issues, our team is here to guide you through diagnosis, treatment, and support.

Common Conditions We Treat in Youth
Our child and adolescent psychiatric services are designed to address a wide range of concerns, including:
Anxiety disorders (including social anxiety and separation anxiety)
Depression and mood disorders
Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
Oppositional defiant disorder (ODD)
Conduct disorders
Self-harm ideation or behavioral risk
Trauma and PTSD
Behavioral outbursts and emotional regulation difficulties
School refusal or academic stress
Sleep disturbances
Autism spectrum-related concerns (in coordination with developmental teams)
Adjustment disorders (grief, relocation, parental separation)
Our Approach to Pediatric Psychiatry
Child and teen mental health care begins with trust, communication, and clarity. Our process is structured to support not only the patient but the entire family system. Services typically include:
Initial Psychiatric Evaluation:
A 45-60 minute session involving both the parent/guardian and the child.
Behavioral and Emotional Screening:
Use of age-appropriate questionnaires and tools to assess symptoms.
Family and School Collaboration:
With consent, we coordinate with schools, therapists, or pediatricians to ensure continuity of care.
Diagnosis and Planning:
A clear explanation of findings, diagnosis (if applicable), and treatment recommendations.
Ongoing Care:
Regular follow-ups, medication monitoring, and therapy integration as needed.
We take time to explain options, answer questions, and provide resources so families feel supported throughout the care process.
The Role of Family in Treatment
Family involvement is critical to successful pediatric psychiatry. Our providers work closely with caregivers to:
Clarify symptoms and behavior changes
Discuss medication decisions transparently
Recommend behavioral strategies for home and school
Offer parent coaching or referrals to family therapy when needed
Coordinate feedback from teachers or support staff (with consent)
We value collaboration and aim to reduce the stress and uncertainty often associated with mental health challenges in youth.
In-Person and Telehealth Appointments for Children and Teens
We offer flexible scheduling for both in-person visits at our Arlington location and virtual sessions across Texas. For telepsychiatry visits, we require a private, distraction-free environment and access to a secure internet connection. Our HIPAA-compliant platform ensures the session is confidential, and we adapt our evaluation style to be developmentally appropriate—even for virtual care.
Telehealth makes quality care more accessible, especially for families in rural or underserved areas.
Frequently Asked Questions
At what age can my child be seen by your clinic?
We typically treat children starting at age 5. Younger children may be eligible on a case-by-case basis following a consultation. Adolescents up to age 18 are also eligible for full services.
Will my child be prescribed medication?
Not always. We consider multiple treatment paths, including therapy, behavioral support, and environmental adjustments. Medications are only recommended when clinically appropriate and with full family consent.
Can you coordinate with my child’s school?
Yes. With your written permission, we can speak with teachers, school counselors, or special education staff to support academic accommodations or behavioral plans.