At Seattle Children’s, our Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine team works to diagnose, treat and prevent problems with emotions and behavior. We see children and teens up to age 18, and sometimes longer.

Sheryl Morelli, M.D., is a general pediatrician and professor at the University of Washington School of Medicine and Chief Medical Officer for Seattle Children's Care Network. She received her medical degree from Wright State University.

In addition to a general practice in child and adult psychotherapy, Stephen S. Mhard, Ph.D., ABN holds specialty practices in clinical and forensic neuropsychology, ADHD, child behavior disorders, and parent training.

We provide evidence-based psychotherapy to children, adolescents and adults, as well as neuropsychological and psychological evaluations, specialized reading intervention, school consultation, and psychiatric assessment and medication management.

We use a combination of medications, therapy, and education to interrupt acute episodes of illness and to break the cycle of recurrence with a holistic approach that also includes guidance on diet, exercise, and other lifestyle choices.

"Why am I so passionate about working with kids and adults with ADHD? I love working with people to find ways for them to maximize their strengths and minimize the challenges presented by ADHD, because I’ve walked that same path."

William French, MD, DFAACAP, is a board-certified child and adolescent psychiatrist in the Pediatric Clinic at Harborview, Seattle Children’s Hospital, and Odessa Brown Children’s Clinic in the Division of Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine. He also

With unparalleled compassion and a scientifically backed approach, the Winston Center helps children and adults address, manage and overcome ADHD, dyslexia and related learning challenges. ADHD services are available in WA, OR, ID, MT, CA, CO