Integrated care for growing minds.

Psychiatric, therapeutic, behavioral, and neurodevelopmental expertise—connected around your child’s needs, family life, and school experience.

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Start with the support your child needs now.

Mental health, development, behavior, and daily life are deeply connected. ROW helps families understand the available pathways and consider the level of support that fits their child. Care can evolve as needs change, with coordination across services rather than disconnected handoffs.

Outpatient psychiatry and therapy

Pediatric psychiatry and medication management address mental-health needs within the context of a child’s development and everyday functioning. Therapy supports emotional regulation, coping skills, and family goals. These services form an important part of ROW’s broader continuum.

When a child needs more structure

ROW’s pediatric Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) and Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) are designed for children ages 5–13 who need more support than traditional outpatient care can provide. The clinical team considers the appropriate level of care through an individualized assessment.

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Mental-health treatment that understands neurodivergent children

Communication, sensory experiences, developmental differences, and environmental demands can shape how a child experiences distress. ROW brings mental-health and neurodevelopmental expertise together to inform treatment. A psychiatric condition drives the need for PHP or IOP; a child’s neurodevelopmental profile informs how that care is delivered. ROW’s continuum includes neurodiversity-affirming psychiatric PHP/IOP with interdisciplinary autism and behavioral expertise.

Support beyond the treatment room

Caregiver involvement, school coordination, and school/community services help connect treatment goals with daily life. Specialized programs such as Brave Bites, Little Learners, and social/emotional skills programming offer focused pathways within the larger continuum. Ask about each program’s age range, fit, and current availability.

Find care at a ROW location

Explore location-specific programs and talk with ROW about the services available for your child’s age and needs.

Find the next step in care.

Talk with ROW about the appropriate pathway, available location, and access requirements.