Alright, we’re midway through January. And according to Forbes, one in four of us has already broken our New Year’s Resolution. If we ever actually made them. We’re continuing to set the groundwork for learning to put ourselves first and it is so important that we talk about how our…
By Maria Romaszkan It’s hard to escape sales messaging during Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Marketing teams race each other to offer more enticing deals and make us want to spend our money on things we don’t need. For people with ADHD, this celebration of consumerism is even more challenging…
By Dronile Hiraldo Renting one’s first apartment, paying for gas and electricity bills, and buying one’s own groceries is much like a rite of passage. Moving out from under your parents’ wings can feel exciting yet also come with its own set of challenges. When you add the responsibilities of…
Have you ever had a traffic ticket double or quadruple in cost because you failed to pay it on time? Is your living environment filled with the clutter of the many things you’ve bought and now have no use for? Have you “donated” money to the IRS in the form…
Some say “cut up your credit cards … it’s the only way.” Others say credit cards are a source of bankruptcy and misery. Some suggest freezing them in a block of ice! Some will try to tell you that using cash is the solution. That’s a misguided thought they cannot…
It takes a lot to persevere in the face of daily challenges — especially when many of those challenges are unseen. In honor of May’s Mental Health Awareness Month, we’re highlighting our top 6 resources for ADHD to make persevering through those challenges a bit easier. #1. CHADD (chadd.org) It’s…
The entire world has been hit hard by COVID, and studies show that the ADHD community has been particularly affected. Individuals with untreated ADHD exhibit more severe COVID symptoms and an increased likelihood of hospitalization. Furthermore, the pandemic’s shutdown and social distancing requirements appear to exacerbate the day-to-day problems that…
Apr 18, 2022, 04:00 PM EST. Wondering if you have an impulse spending problem? Could it be related to your ADHD? Are you carrying a persistent balance on your credit cards? Is your home cluttered with “stuff” that you rarely use and don’t enjoy? Do you shop to relieve stress?…
Why start next year’s taxes now? Getting ready for tax time: April 15th. Does it provoke anxiety, dread, or other negative emotions…or is it just another day?Learn strategies and routines that you can implement NOW to be sure that next April 15th is “just another day?” Get ready with us!…
Presented By Zachariah Booker Living with ADHD successfully. Zachariah is a father, husband, and business owner with ADHD. In this webinar, he highlights the importance of diagnosing ADHD as the first step to overcoming adult ADHD’s challenges. A better understanding of your weaknesses and enhancing your strengths to live your…
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The patient completes our asynchronous assessment and receives the report from a doctorate-level psychologist within 3-5 days.
The patient schedules an initial appointment with one of our providers to develop a treatment plan through a secure virtual appointment. We provide you and your patient with a copy of our full report. You take it from there.
**If available in your state
The patient completes our asynchronous assessment and receives the report from a doctorate-level psychologist within 3-5 days.
We provide you and your patient with a copy of our full report. You take it from there.
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