Dr. Sarah Haas Child Psychologist in Lancaster County, PA 1834 Oregon Pike Suite 4 Lancaster, PA 17601 717-879-9797
Why might a child with ADHD focus or sit still in situations outside of the house, then be very active when at home?
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Why is it so difficult to talk to my child when they are mad?
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ADHD
refers to difficulties with maintaining focus and attention, and/or acting quickly without thinking and having overall high energy levels.
As a result...
Children with ADHD may experience difficulties with:
Doing what they are told (compliance)
School work
Completing tasks
Controlling their anger
Persistence
Motivation
Social skills
Peer friendships
Relationships with adults
Poor self-esteem
Adjusting to change or transitions​
Teens with ADHD may also experience difficulties with:
Planning and/or initiating long-term projects
Taking their medication (medication adherence)
Effective communication
Organization skills
Driving
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If you or your child are struggling with any of these issues
YOU ARE NOT ALONE.
And the good news is
YOU CAN GET HELP.
SERVICES
Therapy. Treatment involves a brief assessment of the client's symptoms and current level of functioning, followed by developing a treatment plan adapted to the client's needs. Therapy sessions can be with the client-only, parent-only, or child/parent joint sessions.
Assessment. A comprehensive evaluation for ADD / ADHD for children or adults. This typically involves:
Parent(s)-only session (2-3 hours)
Client-only session (1-3 hours)
Rating Forms completed by parent(s) (this takes approximately 1-2 hours)
Rating Forms completed by teacher(s) (this takes approximately 1/2 hour to complete)
Review of Records (e.g., IQ tests, academic grades, medical doctor reports)
A comprehensive report provided to you 2-3 weeks after all assessments have been received by the evaluator
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