Individual Therapy

Living with ADD/ADHD can be challenging. ADD/ADHD is often simplified as a disorder of forgetfulness and/or hyperactivity. However, the biochemical differences in an ADHD brain have much wider implications and can lead to other frustrating symptoms, such as:

  • Emotion dysregulation (being labeled as “too sensitive” or feeling quick to anger/frustration)

  • Difficulty remembering details of conversations

  • Trouble planning out steps of projects or assignments

  • Difficulties in personal relationships and/or group conversations–Inaccurate time estimation, leading you to be late or not start projects on time

As a therapist who specializes in working with clients who have ADHD, I work with individuals to learn more about the root causes of ADHD and what they can do to manage their symptoms and feel productive again. Therapy is often a mix of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and skills training.

Group Therapy

Several times a year, I offer a six week ADHD skills training and support groups for adults.
Topics covered include:

  • Understanding the biochemical differences in the brain with ADHD

  • Time Management and Prioritization

  • Self care techniques to help manage symptoms

  • How ADHD can affect relationships

  • Managing finances

  • Using mindfulness to help control symptoms

Adult ADHD Skills Group

The next session of the adult ADHD skillsgroup will start Jan. 2019

6 week session

Thursdays 6:30-7:45 p.m.
Pre-registration is required
$50/session (often covered by insurance)
Participants are required to register and pay for all six sessions.
If you are interested in being notified about future group opportunities, please use the contact me form to let me know.