Dr. Sadana sees children from age 5, teens, and adults. She is double board-certified in general psychiatry and in child and adolescent psychiatry, which is often called pediatric psychiatry.

Yes. Dr. Sadana is licensed in Tennessee, so you, or your child, must be physically located in Tennessee at the time of every video visit, including follow-ups.

Start on our Request an Appointment page. You'll answer a few quick questions (about 2 minutes) so we can confirm the practice can see you, then choose whether to start with a free 15-minute fit call or go straight to your first evaluation. The fit call is not a medical appointment: Dr. Sadana will not diagnose, give medical advice, or prescribe during the call. Once an appointment is set, you'll get access to the secure patient portal to complete intake forms.

The first visit is a 60-minute psychiatric evaluation by secure video. For children, a parent or guardian takes part, and older children and teens usually also have some time one-on-one with Dr. Sadana. You'll leave with a clear picture of what she is seeing and a plan for next steps. Follow-up visits are 30 minutes.Read more: What Happens in a Child Psychiatric Evaluation?

New families can usually be seen within 1–2 weeks. Start on our Request an Appointment page, and we'll confirm current availability when we reply.