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A neurodiversity-affirming space to understand your rhythms, emotions, and strengths
I work with children, teens, and adults who experience ADHD or identify as neurodivergent. Many clients have spent years feeling out of step with expectations or misunderstood by others. Therapy offers a space to slow down, reflect, and make sense of how your brain, emotions, and experiences fit together.
WHAT WE EXPLORE TOGETHER
Emotional regulation and coping strategies
Executive functioning, focus, and attention patterns
Self-understanding and identity development
Navigating a world built for neurotypical expectations
ADHD Therapy for Children & Teens
Kids and teens with ADHD often face unique challenges—academic struggles, difficulty following routines, or conflicts at home. With compassionate support, therapy can help children:
Build coping strategies for school and social settings
Strengthen self-confidence and problem-solving skills
Improve family communication and reduce conflict
Feel more understood and supported
ADHD Therapy for Adults
ADHD doesn’t disappear in adulthood. Many adults feel frustrated by challenges with focus, procrastination, or managing responsibilities. In therapy, we’ll work on:
Practical strategies for organization and productivity
Coping tools for stress and overwhelm
Identifying strengths and using them to your advantage
Breaking cycles of shame or negative self-talk related to ADHD
Therapy isn’t about trying to “fix” you. It’s about understanding your unique way of being and finding strategies that feel aligned with who you are.
At Speak Now Counseling, I take a supportive and strengths-based approach to ADHD therapy. I blend practical tools (like time-management systems and mindfulness techniques) with emotional support so you or your child feel empowered—not defined—by ADHD.
If you’re searching for an ADHD therapist in Webster Groves or St. Louis, MO, you don’t have to navigate this alone. Reach out today to schedule your first appointment and start building strategies for success.
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