Pediatric Behavioral Health Services
Children and their families deserve compassionate and sensitive care, using a unifying approach to all mental health conditions. Lee Physician Group's Pediatric Behavioral Health specializes in emotional, cognitive, and behavioral conditions affecting children and adolescents from ages 5 to 21. We empower children and teens and give them with tools they need to face daily challenges.
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Pediatric Behavioral Health - Women & Children's Medical Plaza
Conditions & Treatments
- Anxiety
- Adjustment disorders
- Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
- Behavioral disorders
- Depression
- Mood disorders
- Psychopharmacology
- One-on-one therapy
- Family therapy
- Social skills therapy
- Habit reversal therapy
- Exposure/response prevention therapy
- Pediatric psychiatry and pediatric psychology
- Comprehensive Behavioral Intervention for Tics (CBIT therapy)
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Applied Behavioral Analysis/Therapy (ABA)
Our experts apply individualized behavior programs so children learn and improve independence, increase good behavior while decreasing bad behavior, and develop self-help, social and fundamental play skills.
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Pediatric Behavior Analysis
Our experts apply individualized behavior programs to help your child learn, improve, and develop long-term behavior changes.
Convenience at your Fingertips
Lee Health offers patients a secure, online way to access their medical records. Anywhere, anytime you can count on Lee Health's MyChart. MyChart should never be used for urgent/emergent medical matters. Messages sent through MyChart® are monitored during business hours only. Message your physician here and get access to pediatric behavioral health resources!
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Mental Health
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