Behavioral Health Clinic

  Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a  mental health  condition most commonly associated with children and adolescents because symptoms usually first appear in childhood. However, ADHD frequently persists well into adulthood with many of the signs going unrecognized or undiagnosed in adults. This can lead to a variety of life challenges and feelings of confusion, uncertainty, frustration, or a negative self-image. According to new research by the CDC, last year an estimated 15.5 million (6%) of U.S. adults had a current ADHD diagnosis, approximately one-half of whom received their diagnosis in adulthood (CDC, 2024). Throughout this blog post, we will briefly explain what ADHD is, identify the common signs and symptoms of ADHD in adults, explain why it might go unrecognized, and provide strategies for seeking help for ADHD later in life. Understanding ADHD ADHD is a neurodevelopmental brain disorder impacting children and adults that interferes with numero...

  As speech-language pathologists, we often hear comments like,  “They talk just fine, why do they need speech therapy?” While it’s true that some individuals articulate their words perfectly, speech therapy goes far beyond just “speech sounds” and verbal expression. Let’s explore two critical areas we address that may not be as obvious:  social communication  and  cognitive communication. Social Communication: Navigating Relationships Social communication involves the subtle and complex skills of engaging with others. This includes understanding nonverbal cues, interpreting tone of voice, managing conversational turn-taking, and using language appropriately in different social contexts. For instance, a child might speak clearly but struggle to make friends because they can’t recognize when someone is losing interest in a conversation. Or an adult might excel in their career but misinterpret sarcasm or fail to navigate conflict in relationships. These challenges...

  Stephanie is now accepting clients at BHC and offering Gender Affirming Voice Therapy! This service helps transgender and gender-diverse individuals explore a voice that aligns with their identity while using safe vocal techniques. She also provides assessments and therapy for adolescents, adults, and geriatric clients. Get in touch with us .

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