I attempt to be organized, but I find it difficult to remain organized over time.
I find myself standing or feeling stressed if I am expected to sit for too long.
I often misplace items that I use on a daily basis, and I am not the best at finding them.
I work best under pressure when I am up against a deadline.
It is not unlike me to finish another person’s sentence while they are still talking.
I frequently underestimate how long it will take to fully complete more involved tasks.
My personal space like my car, my desk, or my room are difficult for me to keep clean.
Once I finish the interesting parts of a project, I have difficulty with the finer details.
When I have to focus on something, if I am not alone in a quiet place, I get distracted.
I do not feel I am as efficient as other people because I have difficulty prioritizing.
I often forget things I need at home, and I have to write things down or else I will forget.
I sometimes speak without thinking and have said things that I regret.
This quiz is designed to help you identify traits that are consistent with symptoms of ADHD. If you answered yes to most of these questions, you may benefit from a full assessment. This quiz represents a starting point and in no way determines diagnosis.
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Your initial assessment is designed to gather information to see how we can best meet your psychiatric care needs. We determine diagnosis, provide education, and design a personalized treatment plan that best suits your goals.
Your initial assessment is designed to gather information to see how we can best meet your psychiatric care needs. We determine diagnosis, provide education, and design a personalized treatment plan that best suits your goals.
We offer in-person and telehealth appointments to fit your schedule. Follow up appointments are tailored to your needs for medication and therapy.
We offer in-person and telehealth appointments to fit your schedule. Follow up appointments are tailored to your needs for medication and therapy.
Welcome to Modern Mental Health. My goal as your psychiatric provider is to listen to your goals and to help you achieve them. I believe in a partnership approach that emphasizes education, open communication, and meeting each individual where they are in their personal journey. Whether it is medication management or therapy, one size does not fit all.
I promote a mental health process that challenges you to reach your full potential. Most people know the qualities or traits that they want to possess, they just need help completing the puzzle. My job is to keep you focused in order for you to thrive and not simply survive.
Thank you for taking the brave first step towards a better tomorrow.
PMHNP-BC, ADHD-CCSP
John Tripp
ADHD is a highly genetic disorder that is diagnosed as predominately inattentive type, predominately hyperactive type, or combined type.
Millions of Americans suffer from depression annually. If you have had depression this year or are depressed now, you are not alone. Depressive episodes typically recur after periods of remission.
Bipolar disorder is a chronic mood condition that is comprised of extreme mood shifts. Mania and hypomania cause changes in behavior, sleep patterns, energy levels, and thought process.
Anxiety disorders include general anxiety disorder (GAD), social anxiety disorder, panic disorder, agoraphobia, specific phobias.
If you have obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), you may be experiencing substantial disruptions in your daily life. OCD is an anxiety disorder that may manifest in different ways and severity throughout the course of the disorder.
If you find yourself experiencing compulsive or excessive eating patterns, you may have binge eating disorder (BED).
Oppositional defiant disorder (ODD) is a behavioral disorder typically diagnosed in elementary school. ODD is very common in children that have ADHD.
You deserve a safe place to tell your story to a provider that will listen to you. We provide a non-judgmental environment where you are defined by the person you are and never your diagnosis. Whether you are seeking treatment for yourself or you are a parent, we recognize that partnering with our clients is the foundation of success.
Our culture is dedicated to mental wellness which focuses on maintaining a positive state of mind as you evolve. We believe in a results-oriented approach supported by evidence based strategies. In addition to medication, we emphasize patient advocacy, education, reduction of stigma, and the application of therapeutic skills.
I attempt to be organized, but I find it difficult to remain organized over time.
I find myself standing or feeling stressed if I am expected to sit for too long.
I often misplace items that I use on a daily basis, and I am not the best at finding them.
I work best under pressure when I am up against a deadline.
It is not unlike me to finish another person’s sentence while they are still talking.
I frequently underestimate how long it will take to fully complete more involved tasks.
My personal space like my car, my desk, or my room are difficult for me to keep clean.
Once I finish the interesting parts of a project, I have difficulty with the finer details.
When I have to focus on something, if I am not alone in a quiet place, I get distracted.
I do not feel I am as efficient as other people because I have difficulty prioritizing.
I often forget things I need at home, and I have to write things down or else I will forget.
I sometimes speak without thinking and have said things that I regret.
This quiz is designed to help you identify traits that are consistent with symptoms of ADHD. If you answered yes to most of these questions, you may benefit from a full assessment. This quiz represents a starting point and in no way determines diagnosis.