Services
assessment of your unique family challenges
Understand What’s Really Going On
Raising a child with ADHD is not a one-size-fits-all experience. This in-depth assessment is your first step toward clarity. Together, we’ll explore the specific challenges your child and family are facing—including behavior, emotional regulation, school issues, and family dynamics.
Whether you're navigating meltdowns, sibling conflicts, or school struggles, this session is designed to uncover patterns, identify what's working (and what’s not), and begin mapping out a clear path forward.
What to Expect:
- A 75-minute session (virtual or in-person)
- A detailed intake exploring your child’s strengths, challenges, and daily routines
- Discussion of your family’s goals and priorities
- A summary email with key takeaways and next-step recommendations
This session can be booked on its own or as the first step in a multi-session package.
Parenting Sessions: Practical Tools for ADHD Support
Learn Skills That Work—for Your Unique Child
Parenting a child with ADHD requires more than traditional advice. These sessions are tailored to help you understand how ADHD affects your child’s behavior and how to respond in ways that actually support regulation, connection, and growth.
Using evidence-based strategies and tools grounded in neuroscience, we’ll work together to help you:
- Set effective boundaries without constant power struggles
- Foster emotional regulation and resilience
- Strengthen your parent-child relationship
- Build routines and systems that actually work
Each 50-minute session is personalized to your family’s specific needs and goals. You’ll leave with practical strategies you can begin using right away.
ADHD Parenting Support Package
This package is ideal if you're ready to get started with a plan. It includes:
- One assessment session (75 minutes)
- Two parenting skill-building sessions (50 minutes each)
- A summary plan with personalized strategies and tools for your family
By booking this package, you’ll receive a discounted rate and a structured starting point to build confidence in parenting your child with ADHD.