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 teenager may be experiencing a roller coaster of emotions. Whether they are new to high school or getting ready for college, adolescence is an exceptional time. We believe in an approach that treats your son or daughter’s specific challenges as a teen in addition to the diagnosis. We begin by considering how peer interaction and social media are impacting your teen’s mental health. Adolescence and increased independence go hand and hand, so factors like academics, work, athletics, and other extracurricular activities influence a personalized treatment plan.
Transitioning to college or a career can be challenging. Increased stressors like the pressure to succeed, financial decision making, dating, moving often, living with roommates and other age specific factors may be impacting your mental health. Many times, people of this age are confronted with anxiety, depression, mood changes, trauma, or focus issues that they have not previously experienced. For example, many people, especially women, are diagnosed with ADHD at this age. Whether you have an existing condition or have questions regarding new issues in your life, we are here to help.
We treat adults at all ages and all stages of their lives. Adult ADHD, stress, burnout, divorce, grief, substance use and physical health are just a few factors that can contribute to mental instability. Our core values embrace a holistic approach with treatment specific to the individual. With this very diverse group, we believe your life experience, age, culture, gender, spirituality, sexuality, friendships, and values are instrumental in defining you as a whole person.
Evidence shows that comprehensive treatment involving therapy and the application of coping skills, in addition to medication, yield the best results for improving and maintaining mental health. The level of therapy is personalized to your needs and is defined by the goals that you set for yourself. In doing so, we address the psychological and environmental factors impacting your life. At any level, we look to increase your insight through an understanding of the relationship between thoughts, feelings, and behavior.
Psychiatric medications are designed to treat neurochemical imbalances in the brain responsible for mental health concerns. We strive to improve quality of life with the most effective and least intrusive medications that are specific to the individual’s needs. We value your safety, your history and education regarding medication treatment, and your time. Our treatment approach is to start low, make adjustments at your pace, and give you more than one option that will help you reach your goals.
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.