Behavioral Health Clinic

  ADHD or attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder is characterized by persistent inattention and/or hyperactivity-impulsivity that affects functioning and development. ADHD emerges during childhood and has a high prevalence in children worldwide. Despite the commonality, signs can sometimes be subtle and easily overlooked. Just like any disorder, early identification is crucial for providing necessary support and strategies that will help your child thrive. In this article, we will explore ten early signs of ADHD in children, allowing parents to recognize potential indicators and take proactive steps when needed. Difficulty Sustaining Attention Children may struggle to stay focused on a task or conversation for more than a few moments, often moving quickly from one task or activity to another. Dislikes or Avoids Tasks Requiring Sustained Attention Children may show a tendency to avoid activities that demand prolonged concentration. Lacks Attention to Detail Frequent oversight of d...

  We offer: Comprehensive assessment and therapeutic intervention for all ages. We treat: Speech Sound Disorders: difficulty with producing sounds or saying words in an intelligible and age appropriate manner. Expressive Language Disorders: difficulty producing verbal language with organizing words, seeking vocabulary, recalling words, making grammatical errors in spoken speech, or having difficulty with producing sentences. Receptive Language Disorders: challenges in understanding or processing language such as trouble answering questions, differences in following directions or recalling information, and difficulty responding to others. Resonance/Voice Disorders: trouble with pitch, volume, or quality of the voice. Oral Motor Disorders: difficulties with feeding, swallowing, or speech. This could be due to birth defects, weak oral muscles, or acquired conditions. Cognitive Communication Disorders Attention Memory Problem solving Executive function skills Social Communication Disor...