Dr. Kirchoff completed her pediatric residency at OHSU in 1999, serving as Chief Resident in the Department of Pediatrics from 1999–2000. Following five years in general private practice, she recognized a profound need for more comprehensive support for children with developmental and behavioral challenges.

This led her to join a multidisciplinary team of specialists—including speech therapists, occupational therapists, psychologists, and neuropsychologists—at a non-profit organization (formerly Northwest Early Childhood Institute, Artz Center, and Albertina Kerr). Working within this collaborative model for a decade shaped her holistic approach to patient care, emphasizing the importance of treating the whole child rather than just the symptoms.

In 2016, Dr. Kirchoff completed the Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine Fellowship. She pursued this advanced training to better serve families who seek to combine traditional pediatric care with evidence-based complementary and alternative treatments. She is dedicated to advising families on the safety and efficacy of these options, with a clinical focus on identifying which integrative strategies best support children with complex developmental and behavioral needs.

After ten years in the non-profit sector, Dr. Kirchoff founded her own practice in 2016. Her goal is to provide high-quality, personalized care that prioritizes the patient-physician relationship over the administrative demands of large-scale healthcare systems.

When not practicing medicine, Dr. Kirchoff enjoys spending time with family and friends, reading, exploring nature, and building community.

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 experience in primary care, hospital medicine, and community-based pediatrics. She is currently accepting new patients.
Dr. Miller utilizes a whole-child, strengths-based, neurodiversity-affirming, and relationship-centered approach. Her compassionate communication style ensures that families receive clear, actionable guidance tailored to their needs.
She is dedicated to caring for children with a wide range of clinical needs, including:

• Neurodevelopmental challenges (developmental delays, ADHD, autism spectrum disorder)
• Learning differences, with a special interest in dyslexia
• Mood and behavioral concerns
• Co-occurring complex medical conditions, such as long COVID, PANS/PANDAS, and MCAS, in children with neurodevelopmental disorders

Currently completing a fellowship in Pediatric Functional and Integrative Psychiatry, Dr. Miller incorporates advanced, evidence-based strategies into her practice. She combines conventional medication management with complementary therapies to support each child’s developmental, behavioral, and emotional well-being. She works closely with Dr. Kirchoff, valuing a collaborative, multidisciplinary approach to ensure the highest standard of care.

As both a physician and a parent, Dr. Miller brings personal insight into the joys and challenges of raising children. She is devoted to fostering a supportive, inclusive, and trauma-informed environment. Families visiting our office may have the opportunity to meet her therapy dog, a Havacavatzu named Ruthie, whose participation is always optional and guided by each family’s comfort.

Dr. Miller looks forward to building lasting partnerships with families to help every child thrive.