The support you need to help your pediatric patients with behavioral health needs is here. (up to age 21)

Joseph (Joe) Hughes, MBA, serves as the project manager for the Delaware Child Psychiatry Access Program (DCPAP). In this role, he provides strategic leadership across program development, budgeting, contract management, and grant administration. He guides the program’s vision, maintains operational efficiency, and ensures that resources are in place to support long-term sustainability. Joe also oversees reporting and evaluation processes, supporting DCPAP’s continued alignment with state and federal goals.

Joe is the president of J. Arthur OP&C, LLC, a consulting firm specializing in operations, planning, and support for federally funded programs. He brings over two decades of leadership experience in mental health and public health systems, including nine years with the Delaware Division of Public Health and five years with the Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health. Before joining DCPAP, he worked as an evaluator for the Delaware Children’s Department, after retiring from state service in 2014 and transitioning into independent consulting.

He holds a Bachelor of Science in psychology from Delaware State University, a Master of Business Administration in healthcare administration from Wilmington University, and a graduate certificate in program evaluation from the University of Connecticut.

Joe brings grounded, systems-level expertise to mental health programming and public health preparedness. He has been with DCPAP since its inception and plans to see the program through to sustainability before eventually passing the torch. When he’s not steering large-scale programs, he enjoys a good baseball game, a day by the pool, and spending time with his grandchildren.

Mindy Webb is a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) who has served as the behavioral health care coordinator with the Delaware Child Psychiatry Access Program (DCPAP) since 2019. Mindy facilitates all direct services provided by DCPAP, including consultation requests, resource/referral requests, and training. Mindy generates the DCPAP monthly e-newsletter and supports community outreach.

Mindy graduated from the University of Buffalo with a Bachelor of Arts in sociology in 1991 and a Master of Social Work (MSW) in 1993, with a focus on child and family therapy. Mindy is a veteran social worker with extensive experience working as a clinician, a case manager, an educator, and a service and program coordinator with both children and families across nonprofit, pediatric health, clinical, home, community, and school-based settings.

Mindy has been a contractor with the state of Delaware since 2008, serving first as a clinical team lead for the introduction of young children’s mental health and then as the community-based young child wellness coordinator for Project LAUNCH with the Division of Prevention and Behavioral Health Services (DPBHS) before joining DCPAP.

Mindy is an Army brat and has always enjoyed a lifestyle that introduces new people, places, and adventures. She loves time with her family, movies, cooking, and reading —and she’s frequently found belting out tunes with the radio.

Madison (Madie) Moses serves as the data coordinator and project support specialist for the Delaware Child Psychiatry Access Program (DCPAP). In this role, she provides data management, technical assistance, and administrative support. She oversees the program’s data systems, supports the maintenance of the provider registry and the resource and referral guide, and contributes to monthly reporting and evaluation. Madie also manages and analyzes data within the learning management system (LMS) to ensure accuracy and accessibility to DCPAP’s training courses. In addition, she supports provider outreach and engagement efforts, as well as the development of training materials.

Madie is the president of Madie B. Consulting, LLC, and brings several years of experience supporting health care and public health initiatives through state-funded projects. She earned a Bachelor of Science in dental hygiene from Old Dominion University and is a licensed registered dental hygienist in Virginia. She also holds a Master of Business Administration in data analytics from Louisiana State University.

Madie brings adaptable, data-driven support to health care systems navigating constant change. In addition to her work with DCPAP, she provides project coordination as a project manager for J. Arthur OP&C, LLC, and contributes to nonprofit development as a data specialist for Sussex County Habitat for Humanity. Her energy is rooted in stillness and motion, balancing work with hikes, books, and the flow of Pilates.

Dr. Colleen Leitner serves the state of Delaware in multiple roles: as medical director for the Division of Prevention and Behavioral Health Services and Youth Rehabilitative Services, as a consulting child and adolescent psychiatrist for the Delaware Child Psychiatry Access Program, and as a consulting psychiatrist for the Stockley Center. She also maintains a child and adolescent psychiatry practice at Atlantic Psych Associates in Lewes. She has been peer-selected as a featured “Top Doctor” in Delaware by Delaware Today. Nationally, she serves as a writer and editor for psychiatry residency in training examinations through the American College of Psychiatrists. She graduated from Duke University with Phi Beta Kappa honors and attended the University of Michigan for medical school. She completed her psychiatry residency and child and adolescent psychiatry fellowship at the University of Virginia, where she served as chief fellow. Her professional interests include intellectual and developmental disabilities and medical education.

Dr. Markian Pazuniak serves as a consulting child and adolescent psychiatrist for DCPAP. Dr. Pazuniak is a board-certified psychiatrist with specialized training in treating children and adolescents. From 2020 through 2024, Dr. Pazuniak worked at Christiana Hospital and was also an assistant professor at Sidney Kimmel Medical College. He currently works as an outpatient child and adolescent psychiatrist for Cooper University Hospital in Camden, New Jersey, and serves as a consultant for the New Jersey Pediatric Psychiatry Collaborative.

Dr. Pazuniak completed his undergraduate studies at Washington University in St. Louis, where he graduated with Phi Beta Kappa honors. He graduated from Sidney Kimmel Medical College in 2015 and completed his psychiatry residency at Albert Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia in 2018, where he worked as chief resident. Dr. Pazuniak completed his child and adolescent fellowship at University of Maryland Medical Center / Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital in 2020, where he was academic chief. Dr. Pazuniak’s writings have appeared in the Journal of Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Clinics of North America.

Dr. Narpinder Malhi is a child and adolescent psychiatrist, currently serving as the Medical Director of Child Psychiatry and the Multidisciplinary Autism Program (MAP) Clinic at ChristianaCare in Delaware. She completed both her residency and subsequent child and adolescent psychiatry fellowship at Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska, establishing a strong foundation in her field. Demonstrating her commitment to education and advancing psychiatric knowledge, Dr. Malhi holds the position of clinical assistant professor at Sidney Kimmel Medical College. Her clinical areas of interest are diverse and critically important, encompassing neurodevelopmental disorders, suicide prevention, and family interventions, reflecting a comprehensive approach to the well-being of young people and their families. She is actively involved with national organizations, including the American Psychiatric Association (APA) and American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (AACAP).