A child psychiatrist your family can actually trust.
When something's off with your kid, you need answers from a doctor who really knows how to work with children. Dr. Indukuri has been evaluating and treating kids in North Texas since 1990.
You know something's not right. You just need someone to help figure out what.
Most parents come to us because they've hit a wall. The pediatrician said "wait and see." The school's been calling. Therapy helped a little, but not enough. You're tired of being handed off, and you want a doctor who will actually sit down, listen, and tell you what's going on.
Why Dr. Indukuri for kids
Dr. Indukuri is board-certified in both child/adolescent and adult psychiatry — a distinction most psychiatrists in the DFW area don't have. He's been working with kids since 1990, and parents tell us the same thing in review after review: he actually listens, he doesn't push medication, and he treats their child like a whole person.
Most psychiatric practices in the DFW area don't see kids at all. The ones that do often start at age 16 or older. We don't — and it's one of the things we're best known for.
Real conversation, careful evaluation, honest plan.
We listen
The first visit is a real conversation. Dr. Indukuri spends time with you and your child, hears the full history, and asks the questions that actually matter. No rush.
We evaluate
A thorough, evidence-based assessment. We figure out what's going on — whether that's ADHD, anxiety, a mood issue, something on the autism spectrum, or something else.
We build a plan
A clear, honest plan that fits your family. Sometimes that includes medication. Sometimes it doesn't. Either way, you'll leave knowing exactly what the next step is and why.
From ADHD to anxiety to what's underneath the behavior.
Conservative, parent-partnered.
We know you're nervous about medication. Every parent is. Medication is a tool — one of several. Sometimes it's the right tool. Sometimes it's not. Dr. Indukuri has spent three decades learning which situations call for medication and which don't, and he'll be straight with you either way.
Start low. Explain everything. Revisit often.
- Lowest effective dose to start
- Exactly what it does and what to watch for
- The decision gets revisited regularly
- You're a partner in every choice — not a spectator
Questions parents ask us
What ages do you see?
Will my child have to take medication?
How long is the first visit?
Do you coordinate with my child's school?
My child has already been diagnosed elsewhere. Can you take over their care?
Do you take my insurance?
Get your child the right kind of help.
Send a quick request or call us. Kama will get back to you fast to confirm a time — usually within 1–2 weeks.