Attention-Deficit /
Hyperactivity Disorder
(ADHD)
We provide assessment for individuals who believe they may have ADHD and individual coaching for those who have been diagnosed and are experiencing day-to-day difficulties.
Many clients with ADHD report problems in one or more of the areas below:
Attention - Staying focused in meetings or during conversations, concentrating on work, being easily distracted
Organization - Managing appointments, finances, medications, to-do items
Impulsivity - Interrupting others, taking risks, over-spending
Being late
Fidgeting
Feeling overwhelmed by day-to-day tasks
Does this sound like you?
We help clients work through these and other types of challenges.
After working together, you’ll have the tools to address difficulties and capitalize on your strengths.
Throughout our time together, we will collaboratively develop targeted strategies to improve attention, concentration, organization, and task completion. Take the first step to understanding your strengths and better management of your symptoms.
SPECIALIZING IN OPTIMIZING
Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
There are many reasons an individual can experience problems with attention/concentration. Many of my clients have experienced shame or embarrassment about their difficulties, often leading to anxiety or symptoms of depression.
For some clients, symptoms of inattention could be due to Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD, sometimes also known as ADD). Attention and concentration difficulties can also be due to stress, sleep difficulties, depression, substance use, or a combination of any of the above.
What You Can Expect From Your Appointment
We start by discussing your specific concerns and how your symptoms are impacting day-to-day functioning.
Virtual and in-person appointments are available.
We’ll spend time discussing any concerns you have about navigating the multiple demands you face on a daily basis.
For example, difficulties focusing at work or home, problems with organization or task completion.
Using a variety of evidence-based interventions, we will provide you with strategies and tools for managing (or compensating for) areas of difficulty.
You’ll be responsible for implementing the strategies, then we’ll work together to determine what obstacles you faced, which strategies were most successful, and impact of the strategies on your work or personal performance.