Woburn Pediatric Psychological Services (WPPS) is a co-located practice at our Woburn office, open to Woburn and North Andover patients on referral from their primary care provider.
What WPPS offers
- Outpatient psychiatry
- Individual therapy
- Neuropsychological consultation
The team
- Child, adolescent and adult psychiatrists
- Psychiatric nurse practitioners
- Neuropsychologist
- Licensed Independent Clinical Social Workers
How to get started
Woburn and North Andover Pediatrics is committed to providing our families with the best possible care and support as you navigate your child’s behavioral and mental health needs. We strive to provide a team-based approach to care.
While we are proud to offer mental health services as part of our integrated care model, we also recognize each patient’s individual needs. The most appropriate care available may be onsite or through an external recommendation and/or referral.
- Your child’s Primary Care Provider is the first step in accessing our practices’ Psychological Resources.
- Working directly with your child’s PCP, our Behavioral Health Coordinators can help you navigate behavioral health supports available within our office and in the community.
- Our Behavioral Health Coordinators complete internal referrals to WPPS services.
For behavioral health support within the practice itself — brief consultations and short-term work alongside your child’s regular care — see Integrated Behavioral Health.
Urgent Care and Crisis Support
If you are concerned about your child’s immediate safety or are experiencing a mental health crisis, help is available.
For a mental health crisis at any hour, call or text 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline. In Massachusetts you can also reach the Behavioral Health Helpline on 833-773-2445, which can arrange an urgent community assessment.
The full list of helplines is alongside this page.
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