Sherrill Gandsey RN is our Program Nurse. Before joining the Kartini team, she was a pediatric ICU nurse for Legacy Emanuel/Randall Children’s Hospital for over 20 years. Sherrill has worked with the Kartini team for over 15 years and is the staff liaison between the hospital and clinic. In her spare time, Sherrill is a Disaster Nurse volunteer for the American Red Cross and most recently assisted back east with families affected by Hurricane Sandy. Her hobbies are dancing, tennis, boating and most important spending time with her family.
Kartini Clinic for Children and Families
Pediatric Eating Disorder Treatment Program
From Our Blog
Are social media platforms making eating disorders in children worse?
At least one school district in Seattle thinks so. Seattle Public Schools (SPS) has filed a suit in US DIstrict Court alleging that “defendants [social media platforms such as Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and Snapchat] affirmatively recommend and promote harmful content to youth, such as … Read Post...
School During Eating Disorder Treatment? Not To Worry
During the school year, families are sometimes hesitant to have their child enter treatment in the Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) because they are worried about time away from school. The teachers at Kartini School understand your concern. Often, our patients are super-conscientious … Read Post...
Online Reviews
This post is from Kartini Clinic CEO Morgan O'Toole. Online reviews have become part of our everyday lives. Who hasn’t glanced at the star ratings when Googling a new hair salon or looking for a restaurant to try out? Most of the time, online reviews are just another useful data point when … Read Post...
Spotting the Tiger: Identifying Early Symptoms of Eating Disorders in Children for Timely Intervention
In the powerful documentary, "Spotting the Tiger," narrated by Oscar Award Winner Jamie Lee Curtis, the film emphasizes the importance of recognizing early warning signs of eating disorders in children. As we commemorate its 15th anniversary, the core message of this film remains just as relevant … Read Post...