ChildKind Integrative Psychiatry
Inspiring children to reach their full social emotional vibrancy
As a mother myself, at ChildKind my primary goal is to provide you and your children the space and time to fully explore, understand and learn about your child’s brain based medical conditions. ChildKind Integrative Psychiatry was created with the intention of providing families with options and access to care that is collaborative, transparent and based in common sense. Children and their families are the experts in who they are, and I am excited to learn about your ideals, goals, experiences and concerns regarding the care you wish to receive to restore your children’s social emotional vibrancy.
Sara Langley PHMNP-BC
Brain based medical conditions we treat
Autism Spectrum Disorders
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
Anxiety
Depression, irritability and sadness
Behavioral problems
Mood swings
By keeping the above list short we are able to truly specialize in those conditions and provide individualized and specific attention and care to our families.
How I offer support to mothers and their children
I employ a family-centered approach, displaying open communication, transparency and understanding with both children and their families. They are the experts in themselves, what works for them and what does not, and I am excited to learn about their ideals, goals, experiences and concerns regarding the care they wish to receive through;
Providing comprehensive care that blends traditional medication management with Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM)
Flexible and responsive treatment plan co-creation
Continued communication with your child’s established circle of healthcare providers, teachers and therapists
Regular communication between appointments
Our 16 week PEERS program, an evidence based skills training for children with social emotional difficulties
A splash of common sense
LABELS MATTER
Now, why use the term ‘brain based medical conditions’? The brain is an organ, just like the heart, stomach or lungs yet unlike the heart, stomach or lungs, there is shame and stigma attached to seeing a medical provider for ‘mental health disorders’.
At ChildKind we like to correctly label the brain as an organ, and call any disorders of the brain medical conditions, worthy of the attention and concern you would give your heart, stomach or lungs.
