A specialty of our staff is the evaluation and management of
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in children, teens, and adults.
Symptoms of ADHD may include: difficulty sustaining attention and problems with inattention to detail, including more frequent mistakes than others of the same age; often not seeming to listen when spoken to directly; often not following through on instructions or activities; failing to finish schoolwork or workplace duties; difficulty in organizing tasks or activities; avoiding, disliking, or seeming reluctant to engage in tasks that require sustained mental effort; often losing things that are necessary for tasks or activities; being easily distracted by extraneous stimuli; or often forgetful in daily activities. The hyperactivity element may include the following: fidgeting, squirming while in their seat, restlessness, or difficulty remaining seated; running and climbing when inappropriate; difficulty remaining quiet; restless or acting as though “driven like a motor”; excessive talking, interrupting, or blurting out comments before others are finished; or having difficulty in waiting one’s turn.
If you or your loved one seem to be struggling, call us, we can help.
We take the time needed for you to feel understood, heard and known
as you go through the process of diagnosis and treatment.
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in children, teens, and adults.
Symptoms of ADHD may include: difficulty sustaining attention and problems with inattention to detail, including more frequent mistakes than others of the same age; often not seeming to listen when spoken to directly; often not following through on instructions or activities; failing to finish schoolwork or workplace duties; difficulty in organizing tasks or activities; avoiding, disliking, or seeming reluctant to engage in tasks that require sustained mental effort; often losing things that are necessary for tasks or activities; being easily distracted by extraneous stimuli; or often forgetful in daily activities. The hyperactivity element may include the following: fidgeting, squirming while in their seat, restlessness, or difficulty remaining seated; running and climbing when inappropriate; difficulty remaining quiet; restless or acting as though “driven like a motor”; excessive talking, interrupting, or blurting out comments before others are finished; or having difficulty in waiting one’s turn.
If you or your loved one seem to be struggling, call us, we can help.
We take the time needed for you to feel understood, heard and known
as you go through the process of diagnosis and treatment.