Child Psychiatry accepting new patients up to 18 years old throughout Missouri and Kansas
Compassionate Care

Child Psychiatry Services
in Missouri and Kansas

Dr. Willis provides psychiatric services in Missouri and Kansas for child and adolescent patients ages 0–18.

Every child’s mental health journey is unique. Dr. Willis provides thoughtful, individualized psychiatric care in a supportive environment where children, adolescents, and families can feel heard and understood.

Working together with patients and parents, Dr. Willis develops personalized treatment plans focused on emotional well-being, healthy coping skills, improved relationships, and long-term success at home, at school, and in everyday life.

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Teen experiencing emotional distress
Teen speaking during a supportive mental health appointment

Personalized Care

Treatment plans tailored to each child’s individual needs.

Compassionate Approach

A supportive, respectful environment for children and families.

Long-Term Support

Building skills for confidence, resilience, and future success.

How We Help

Compassionate Care for Every Child

Every child’s needs are unique. Dr. Willis provides comprehensive psychiatric evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment for a wide range of mental health conditions.

Conditions Treated

ADHD / ADD

Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder can affect focus, organization, and impulse control. Dr. Willis provides comprehensive evaluations and personalized treatment plans to help children improve attention, build skills, and succeed at home, at school, and in social settings.

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Does Your Child Need a Psychiatrist?

If your child’s mood, behavior, emotions, or daily functioning have changed in concerning ways, a psychiatric evaluation may help identify what’s going on and what support may be needed.

Suddenly becoming quiet, withdrawn, unusually fearful, or emotionally disconnected.

New acting-out behaviors such as yelling, hitting, aggression, intense tantrums, or major irritability.

Increased nervousness, clinginess, separation anxiety, panic, or difficulty sleeping at night.

Struggling to get out of bed, avoiding activities once enjoyed, or losing interest in school and hobbies.

Difficulty completing homework, zoning out at school, hiding assignments, or falling behind academically.

Wanting help to better understand your child and support healthier ways to express emotions and cope.

Patient Experiences

What Families Are Saying

Read what parents and families have shared about their experiences with Northland Child Psychiatry and Dr. Brayden Willis.

Start the process of healing and hope today. Call 816-819-5166 to learn more about child psychiatry services in Kansas City.