Peter Tzu-Shin Tsai, MD

When your child or teenager feels depressed, anxious or overwhelmed, the mental health experts at Children's Health use compassionate, state-of-the-art care to help them – and your family – cope and feel better.

Suicide Prevention and Resilience at Children’s (SPARC) was developed to help adolescents who’ve had a recent suicidal event – such as worsening suicidal thoughts or a suicide attempt – and need intensive care and support. SPARC is the only program in Texas that uses a combination of teen skills group therapy, multifamily therapy, individual therapy and family therapy.

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