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ADHD Therapy
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Attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects a person's attention, ability to focus, impulsivity, and self-control.
Common treatments for ADHD involve medication and psychotherapy. Counseling provides a secure environment to manage your condition without or in combination with medication. Qualified and compassionate therapists at Behr Psychology help clients with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder understand and accept their condition, create symptom-management strategies, and improve their lives. If you're searching for an “ADHD diagnosis near me,” our experienced team offers thorough evaluations and personalized care plans to help you manage ADHD effectively.
ADHD Treatment at Behr Psychology: What We Offer
Expert ADHD diagnosis and treatment Our therapists and psychologists use psychological testing and the latest diagnostic tools to provide an accurate ADHD diagnosis. Understanding your specific symptoms and challenges is the first step toward effective ADHD treatment. We offer a range of treatments for ADHD designed to help you manage your condition and thrive.
Comprehensive ADHD treatment for adults Adults with ADHD often face unique challenges, such as managing responsibilities at work and home. You may need help to meet the everyday demands of life and work, have difficulty prioritizing and planning, and miss or forget deadlines, errands, or social plans.
Our ADHD treatment for adults includes evidence-based strategies to enhance focus, organization, and productivity. We tailor our approach to address adult clients' specific needs and goals, helping them sustain the changes achieved in therapy over the long term.
Specialized executive function training Executive function involves cognitive skills like attention, memory, mental flexibility, and control, which help us manage our skills, time, behavior, and relationships. Research shows these skills are strongly linked to behavioral challenges, learning difficulties, and organization challenges in people with ADHD.
Executive function training is a critical component of our ADHD treatment plan. It helps clients learn how to manage time, organize tasks, and improve memory. Executive function training provides techniques to assist overall life management, and it is particularly beneficial for people struggling with the daily demands of ADHD.
Personalized treatments for ADHD At Behr Psychology, we understand that every person's experience with ADHD is unique. We aim to provide personalized ADHD treatment that empowers you to lead a more organized and fulfilling life.
How do I get started with ADHD treatment for adults?
We offer in-person consultations at our Upper West Side office at 50 Central Park West, Suite 1D, and online sessions for those in New York and New Jersey. If you need an “ADHD diagnosis near me” or are seeking effective ADHD treatment, contact us today to schedule a consultation and start developing a better management of ADHD symptoms.
Myths about ADHD Treatment:
Myth: Only children have ADHD. Adults with ADHD outgrow their condition.
Fact: Many adults continue to have ADHD symptoms throughout their lifetime.
Myth: All people who have attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder are hyperactive.
Fact: It is well-known that not all people who have attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder are hyperactive; instead, some of them primarily show inattentive symptoms. In adults, inattentive symptoms often continue, while hyperactivity and impulsivity are more likely to ease with age.
Myth: ADHD is not an actual medical condition.
Fact: ADHD is a legitimate neurodevelopmental condition, as acknowledged by major medical organizations.
Myth: ADHD is only associated with academic achievement.
Fact: ADHD affects numerous aspects of life, including social connections and employment.
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Anxiety · Depression · C-PTSD · OCD
Relationship problems · Religion and culture · Self exploration
Life transitions · Peri/postpartum health · Work/life balance
Trauma · Grief and loss · Caregiver support
Sources
- Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder: What You Need to Know (opens in a new tab)National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), National Institutes of Health
- ADHD in Children (opens in a new tab)Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
- ADHD in Adults: 4 Things to Know (opens in a new tab)National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), National Institutes of Health
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