Spring, Texas · Near The Woodlands
Child & adolescent psychiatry in Spring, TX
Support for growing minds. Guidance for your family.
When attention, emotions, or behavior begin affecting everyday life, you deserve a thoughtful next step. Vitality Medical Clinic welcomes children and teens from The Woodlands and surrounding communities for ADHD evaluations, autism-related support, anxiety and depression care.
Psychiatric care with Megan Mohsin, PMHNP-BC, FNP-C.
2219 Sawdust Rd, Suite 302 · Spring, TX 77380
Care at a glance
Where can families find child psychiatry near The Woodlands?
Vitality Medical Clinic offers child and adolescent psychiatric evaluations and medication management in Spring, Texas, near The Woodlands. Megan Mohsin, PMHNP-BC, FNP-C, provides care for ADHD, anxiety, depression, and mental health or behavioral concerns associated with autism.
- Office location
- 2219 Sawdust Rd, Suite 302, Spring, TX 77380. In-person appointments take place at this Spring office.
- Psychiatric provider
- Megan Mohsin, PMHNP-BC, FNP-C — a dual board-certified psychiatric mental health and family nurse practitioner.
- Patients
- Children and adolescents. Call to confirm age eligibility and whether the service fits your child’s needs.
- Care options
- Psychiatric evaluation, ADHD assessment, medication management, parent guidance, and therapy or developmental referral coordination when appropriate.
- Autism support
- Care for associated anxiety, attention, irritability, emotional regulation, and sleep concerns. Call to confirm formal autism diagnostic testing availability.
- Insurance
- Most major commercial insurance plans accepted; confirm participation and benefits before booking. Medicaid is not accepted. Cash-pay options are available.
- Appointments
- Book child psychiatry online or call (832) 245-9892.
Understanding what your child needs
Child psychiatry near The Woodlands, centered on your family.
From school struggles to changes in mood or friendships, concerns rarely fit neatly into one category. We listen to your child and your family, review their history, and build a plan around symptoms, development, and functioning at home and school.
How is ADHD evaluated and treated in children?
Trouble focusing, impulsivity, unfinished homework, or frequent classroom interruptions can leave children feeling frustrated. We review attention and behavior across home and school, using parent input, rating scales, and teacher information when available. Care planning may include routines, parent strategies, school support, and medication when appropriate.
Explore ADHD evaluation and treatment →What mental health support is available for autistic children?
Autistic children deserve care that respects their strengths, communication styles, and sensory needs. We help assess associated anxiety, attention difficulties, sleep problems, irritability, and emotional regulation concerns. When needed, we coordinate referrals for developmental assessment, speech or occupational therapy, and other individualized supports. Ask about formal autism diagnostic testing availability before booking.
Explore autism support →Anxiety treatment for children & teens
Persistent worry, separation fears, social anxiety, panic symptoms, and school avoidance can interfere with childhood. We explore what triggers distress and discuss coping skills, family support, therapy coordination, and medication options when clinically indicated.
Explore anxiety care →Child & adolescent depression care
Depression may appear as sadness, irritability, withdrawal, low motivation, or changes in sleep and school performance. Evaluation considers mood, safety, medical history, and daily functioning. Treatment planning may include family education, therapy referrals, and monitored medication management.
Explore depression care →Behavioral concerns & emotional regulation
Frequent outbursts, defiance, anger, and conflict at home or school can have several contributors. We assess developmental needs, stress, attention, mood, and family routines to guide practical parent strategies and appropriate referrals.
OCD & repetitive worries
Unwanted intrusive thoughts and distressing rituals can take time away from learning, friendships, and family life. We discuss evaluation and treatment planning, including referral for exposure and response prevention therapy and medication when appropriate.
Trauma, grief & adjustment concerns
After a loss, frightening experience, or major life change, children may show emotional or behavioral changes. We offer a supportive evaluation, family guidance, and coordination with appropriate trauma-focused therapy services.
Sleep concerns in children & adolescents
Difficulty falling asleep, nighttime worry, or an irregular sleep schedule can affect mood and attention. We review routines, psychiatric symptoms, medications, and possible medical contributors, with referrals when further sleep evaluation is needed.
A clear path forward
What to expect at your child’s first visit.
Tell us what has changed
We discuss symptoms, development, medical history, school concerns, sleep, previous care, and your family’s priorities. Age-appropriate conversations help your child participate.
Look at the whole picture
Parent observations, relevant records, and rating scales help guide assessment. With appropriate consent, information from teachers or therapists may clarify patterns across settings.
Choose the next steps together
Discuss practical strategies, therapy referrals, school supports, and medication when appropriate. Follow-up reviews progress, side effects, and changes in daily functioning.
Bring: a medication list, previous evaluations, relevant school records or IEP/504 plans, insurance information, and any requested consent or guardian documents.
Meet your psychiatric provider
Megan Mohsin,
PMHNP-BC, FNP-C
A dual board-certified psychiatric mental health and family nurse practitioner, Megan provides psychiatric evaluation, medication management, and follow-up for children, adolescents, and adults.
Care considers emotional health alongside sleep, routines, family context, and relevant medical factors.
Meet the Vitality team →Megan is a nurse practitioner. If you specifically need a physician child psychiatrist, call the office to discuss your needs before scheduling.
More than a prescription.
Parent guidance, predictable routines, coping strategies, and therapy coordination can be meaningful parts of a treatment plan. Medication recommendations depend on the individual evaluation and include discussion of benefits, risks, alternatives, and monitoring.
We can help families identify when additional psychological, developmental, educational, or medical assessment may be useful.
Local care, close to home
Welcoming families from The Woodlands to our Spring office.
All in-person visits take place at our Sawdust Road location in Spring. We welcome families from The Woodlands, Shenandoah, Oak Ridge North, Conroe, Magnolia, Tomball, and North Houston.
Vitality Medical Clinic2219 Sawdust Rd, Suite 302
Spring, TX 77380
(832) 245-9892
Planning your appointment
Most major commercial insurance plans are accepted. Confirm your child’s plan, provider participation, benefits, and expected costs with our office. Medicaid is not accepted; cash-pay options are available.
Call to confirm age eligibility and appointment format. Telepsychiatry may be available for patients located in Texas when clinically appropriate.
Contact the clinic →Answers for parents
Child psychiatry: common questions.
Do you offer child psychiatry near The Woodlands?
Yes. Vitality Medical Clinic provides child and adolescent psychiatric care at 2219 Sawdust Rd, Suite 302, Spring, TX 77380. Families from The Woodlands attend our nearby Spring office.
Who provides psychiatric care for children?
Megan Mohsin, PMHNP-BC, FNP-C, is a psychiatric mental health and family nurse practitioner who provides evaluations, medication management, and follow-up for children and teens. Contact the office if you specifically need a physician psychiatrist.
How is a child evaluated for ADHD?
The evaluation reviews symptoms, developmental and medical history, functioning at home and school, parent observations, and rating scales. Teacher input and prior school evaluations may be helpful. Additional testing or referrals depend on the child’s needs.
Do you provide autism support?
Yes. We support mental health and behavioral concerns that may accompany autism, including anxiety, attention difficulties, emotional regulation, and sleep concerns. Contact the office to confirm whether formal autism diagnostic testing is available or a specialist referral is needed.
Will my child need medication?
Medication is not recommended automatically. The plan depends on the evaluation, your child’s needs, and discussion with your family. Behavioral strategies, parent guidance, therapy coordination, and school supports may be part of care.
Do you accept insurance for child psychiatry?
Most major commercial insurance plans are accepted. Call to confirm your child’s plan, provider participation, benefits, and estimated costs before the appointment. Medicaid is not accepted; cash-pay options are available.
What ages do you see, and is telepsychiatry available?
Call the office to confirm eligibility for your child’s age and presenting concerns. Telepsychiatry may be available for patients located in Texas when clinically appropriate; some evaluations or prescriptions may require an in-person visit.
For an immediate safety concern or psychiatric emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. Online appointment requests are not monitored for emergencies.
Take the next step
Let’s talk about what your child needs.
Schedule child psychiatry in Spring, TX, near The Woodlands.