Fellowship-trained care for young people ages 10 and up, with full family involvement at every stage.
Children and adolescents face distinct mental health challenges that require age-appropriate evaluation and treatment. Dr. Sarche completed a child and adolescent psychiatry fellowship and has spent over two decades working with young patients and their families. Common presentations include ADHD, anxiety, depression, behavioral challenges, and school-related difficulties.
Dr. Sarche's evaluations for children and adolescents include integrated meetings with parents. Families are partners in the treatment process, not bystanders. Dr. Sarche also collaborates with schools when appropriate to support academic accommodations and coordinated care.
Dr. Sarche sees patients starting at age 10.
For initial evaluations, parent involvement is integrated into the process. Ongoing session structure depends on the age of the patient and clinical recommendations, balancing the young person's developing autonomy with appropriate family involvement.
Yes. When appropriate and with proper consent, Dr. Sarche collaborates with schools to support academic accommodations and coordinated care for his adolescent patients.
This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Please consult with Dr. Sarche directly for personalized care.
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