Dr. Kirchoff completed her pediatric residency at OHSU in 1999, and was chief resident in the OHSU Department of Pediatrics from 1999-2000.  She spent the first 5 years of her pediatric career practicing general pediatrics in a private practice, where she realized that her true passion was helping children with developmental and behavioral challenges.  She then joined a team of developmental pediatricians, speech therapists, occupational therapists, psychologists and neuropsychologists at a non-profit organization, (initially called Northwest Early Childhood Institute, then Artz Center, then Albertina Kerr), where she worked with other providers to provide comprehensive care for children with developmental and behavioral challenges.  This experience helped shape her collaborative approach to patient care.

Dr. Kirchoff completed a fellowship in Integrative Medicine in February 2016.  Because many patients use complementary and alternative treatments, she felt it was important to be knowledgeable about how to safely combine traditional with complementary/alternative treatments, and also felt it was important to be able to advise patients about the safety and efficacy of complementary and alternative treatment options.  One of her current areas of interest is determining which types of holistic/complementary/alternative treatments work best for specific developmental/behavioral challenges.

After working for 10 years in the non-profit medical industry, Dr. Kirchoff realized that increasing productivity and documentation demands were decreasing her ability to provide excellent patient care. She started her own practice in 2016, with the intention of providing the highest quality care for her patients and their families.

When not practicing medicine, Dr. Kirchoff enjoys spending time with her husband and children, hiking, biking, windsurfing, skiing, and reading good books.

Integrative Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics is pleased to welcome Mary Miller, MD, to our practice. Dr. Miller is a board-certified pediatrician with nearly 20 years of clinical experience in primary care, hospital medicine, and community-based pediatrics. She is committed to supporting children and families through a thoughtful, relationship-centered approach.

Dr. Miller’s clinical focus is integrative and developmental/behavioral pediatrics, with an emphasis on the complex interplay between behavior, learning, physiology, and environment. She is currently completing a fellowship in pediatric functional integrative psychiatry, further enhancing her ability to incorporate advanced, evidence-based strategies in the evaluation and treatment of children with neurodevelopmental challenges.
Dr. Miller specializes in assisting families navigating differences in attention, learning, and emotional regulation. Her areas of interest include neurodiversity, whole-child development, and early literacy, with particular expertise in dyslexia and the use of genetic testing to personalize evaluation and treatment plans. Collaboration is central to her practice; she consults with Dr. Kirchoff as needed to ensure comprehensive, high-quality care for every patient.

Recognized for her ability to translate complex medical and developmental information into practical, actionable guidance, Dr. Miller prioritizes clarity, compassion, and collaboration. She strives to empower parents and caregivers with the tools and understanding needed to support their children’s unique strengths.
As a parent herself, Dr. Miller brings a personal appreciation for the joys and challenges of raising children. Families visiting our office may also have the opportunity to meet her dog, Ruthie, a Havacavatzu. While many children enjoy Ruthie’s presence during their visits, her participation is entirely optional and guided by each family’s comfort and preference.

Dr. Miller is honored to join Integrative Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics and looks forward to building lasting relationships with families to help every child thrive.