Do you feel distracted all the time?

Are you struggling to get tasks completed?

Do you procrastinate?

Do you hyperfocus on tasks you enjoy but have difficulty staying focused on tasks that you do not like?

Do you misplace things often?

Do you have difficulty staying organized and feel like your life is messy?

Do you find yourself interrupting people often?

You could have Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).

Our team includes psychologists specializing in ADHD screenings for adults. These screenings entail collecting your history and identifying areas of difficulty, discussing the impact of symptoms on your life, and offering personalized recommendations. Medical doctors who prescribe medication for ADHD often require a diagnosis from a mental health professional. Upon request, we furnish written documentation to your referring doctor. Additionally, we can connect you with a therapist who specializes in ADHD to assist in symptom management.

ADHD in women is often missed or misdiagnosed. Women with ADHD often have difficulty with attention and may be impulsive, but their symptoms go unnoticed because they do not have the hyperactivity component of ADHD. If you struggle with many of the challanges on the list below, we can help.

Do you have difficulty with being distracted all the time?

Do you have difficulty with controlling your impulses?

Do you talk fast or say things without thinking about them first?

Do you get confused about things that have multiple steps or have difficulty following directions?

Do you miss appointments often?

Do you check your calendar repeatedly and set alarms to remind you of things you need to do?

Do you have difficulty planning ahead?

Children with ADHD often struggle with inattention, hyperactivity, or impulsivity. Our child psychologist specializes in treating ADHD in children. Reach out and we can help. You may notice your child has difficulty with the following things.

Inattention:

Easily Distracted

Difficulty Staying on Task

Hyperfocus on Activities They Love

Difficulty following Directions with Multiple Steps

Messy and Disorganized

Not Listening when You Are Talking to Them

Hyperactivity:

Difficulty Sitting Still

Excessive Physical Movement

Fidgeting

Always Being on the Go as if They Are Being Driven by a Motor

Impulsivity:

Excessive Talking

Interrupting People

Difficulty Waiting Their Turn

Acting without Thinking

Physically Acting Out

Therapy can be very effective in teaching you or your child to manage symptoms of ADHD. Our psychologists and counselors teach you the skills needed to improve concentration, develop healthier emotional regulation, and how to get along better with others. Our therapists will help you (or you and your child) discover how ADHD is impacting your life. They will then help you focus on developing skills to manage your difficulties with attention, impulse control, and hyperactivity. They are also great at helping you learn ways to calm your mind and body so you can use the new skills you are developing. We provide therapy for adults and children.