At Sacramento Psych Care, we understand that recognizing when your child needs mental health support isn’t always easy. If your child seems more anxious, withdrawn, irritable, or is struggling at school or home, it may be time to speak with a pediatric mental health expert.
Our board-certified child psychiatrists are here to help assess what’s really going on. We provide gentle, age-appropriate care for children and adolescents using personalized psychiatric evaluations, medication management when needed, and supportive therapy.
You don’t have to have all the answers—we’re here to listen, guide, and support you and your child every step of the way.
Business Hours:
Mon – Fri 9 AM – 5 PM
Sat – Sun Closed
Our pediatric specialists evaluate emotional development, behavioral patterns, and family dynamics to get a complete picture of what’s going on.
We take the time to understand all contributing factors—whether it's anxiety, ADHD, trauma, learning differences, or emotional stress.
Every child is unique, which is why we develop individualized care plans that may include therapy, parent coaching, school support, and medication management when necessary.
Flexible telepsychiatry for children and teens, right from home.
Most families are seen within 10 minutes—your time matters.
Quick and convenient online or phone scheduling.
Our caring team helps children feel safe and understood.
A pediatric psychiatrist is a medical doctor (MD or DO) who specializes in understanding and addressing mental and emotional health challenges in children, adolescents, and young adults. These professionals are trained to assess how factors like family dynamics, school environment, and social interactions affect a child’s well-being. They are also qualified to prescribe medications if needed, in addition to recommending treatment.
One of the most common mental health conditions in children is persistent worry or stress-related challenges. These may include generalized worry, social stress, or difficulty separating from caregivers, which can interfere with daily routines and relationships. Other frequently encountered conditions include attention-related challenges (such as ADHD) and mood-related conditions. Early identification and intervention are essential to help children navigate these challenges successfully.
While both child psychologists and child psychiatrists focus on helping young individuals with emotional and behavioral issues, they differ in their training and approach:
Both professionals often work together to provide well-rounded care for children.
A child psychiatrist has a wide-ranging role that includes:
Child psychiatrists provide critical guidance and care to young individuals and their families, helping them navigate life’s challenges and build a foundation for better mental and emotional well-being.
