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Living with ADHD can put strain on many other parts of your life.
Our ADHD therapy service helps children, teens, and adults build skills and learn techniques to manage ADHD with less stress and more confidence.
It can help with:
ADHD therapy is all about working with a licensed professional who can help you learn proven techniques for managing the effects of ADHD.
Sessions are held online, so you can attend from home in Naperville, which for many people with ADHD removes the friction of getting to an appointment and makes it easier to stay consistent.
Approaches our therapists may draw on include:
Getting things done with ADHD can seem impossible. We’ll help you learn tools that you can implement to better stay on track and get your goals ticked off.
Generic productivity advice does not work for most people with ADHD. Our therapy will help you learn systems that actually work.
ADHD often comes with big emotional swings and low frustration tolerance. We give you tools to steady your reactions and feel more in control.
ADHD can wear down your self esteem through the years. We’ll help you rebuild your self confidence.
We help you build daily routines that create a structure you can follow easily.
Understanding why ADHD makes certain things hard is the first step to managing it. We help it make sense, so you can stop blaming yourself.
No – if you suspect that you have ADHD but have never been diagnosed, our therapy can be a great starting point.
Both. A large part of our ADHD work is with adults managing careers, households, and the long-term effects of undiagnosed or unsupported ADHD.
No – they do different jobs. Therapy builds skills and coping strategies, while medication is a medical decision made with a prescribing provider. Many people use one, the other, or both together, and we’re happy to work alongside your prescriber.
Yes. Online sessions remove the hassle of travel and make it easier to attend consistently, which is often one of the harder parts of staying in therapy with ADHD.
