Our practice style can best be described as functional and integrative medicine. At the heart of functional medicine is examining what may be causing a medical problem, not necessarily treating just the symptoms.

Sarkis Family Psychiatry aims to provide the best possible care for individuals and families in north central Florida. We take an integrative approach by examining patients' nutritional habits, social interactions, schoolwork and sleep schedules.

Space Coast Early Intervention Center provides our students with the most up-to-date curricula available for children with or without disabilities. SCEIC’s purpose has been and continues to be the education of children in an inclusion environment.

As the premier behavioral medicine clinic in our region, Anchor is a catalyst for positive change for our patients and our community. Our accomplished clinicians offer some of the most progressive treatments in behavioral medicine.

This newly emerging epidemic of Attention Deficit and Autism Spectrum disorders has inspired me to focus my training and practice on problems with childhood development.

The Rothman Center for Pediatric Neuropsychiatry at All Children’s Hospital and the University of South Florida features programs to help children with a wide range of psychiatric, behavioral and neurocognitive conditions.

We serve children and adolescents who are experiencing attention difficulties, trouble learning and behavioral-emotional challenges. Our intervention services, like the evaluation, are pieced together to build a cohesive intervention plan.

TLC offers a “full” range of Individual, Family, & Group Counseling services for Children, Teenagers, Adolescents, and Adults. We treat ADHD.

Developmental Pediatrics’ primary purpose is to help families better understand the developmental needs of their children and enable them to most effectively stimulate, encourage, and provide for their child’s growth.

We provide diagnostic, intellectual, and neurocognitive assessment evaluation services for families of children between 8 and 12 years of age (a) who are suspected of or already diagnosed as having ADHD and (b) who are typically developing children.