About Me

Dr Varblow does not practice medicine the way most doctors do. She has forged her own path, and this makes a profound difference to her patients and their families. On paper, Dr. Varblow looks very much like many other doctors. She got her BA from Duke University and her MD from The George Washington University School of Medicine, where she was a National Health Service Corps Scholar. She completed her Pediatrics residency at INOVA
Fairfax Hospital for Children, which was then affiliated with the University of Virginia.

But take a look between the lines, and you begin to see that Dr. Varblow is a unique behavioral pediatrician who will truly and deeply understand your child and your family. She is a former educator and social worker, a former general pediatrician, a current mom with neurodiverse
family members, and an individual with ADHD herself. Each step in her journey led her to the inevitable role she created for herself: that of Neurodivergence Specialist with expertise in medication management, parent support, behavior modification, care coordination, neurodivergence
advocacy, and strategy development. Her patients’ families refer to her not only as their doctor, but also their cheerleader, navigator, case manager, educator, advisor, and go-to source of wisdom, compassion, and life-changing transformation.