Arizona Neurofeedback/BrainCore Therapy provides a unique drugless approach to treating Neurological Dysregulation Syndrome (NDS) that may be associated with the symptoms of many neurological based conditions including ADD/ADHD.

We have specialized in Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD) and Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) diagnosis and treatment in children, adolescents and adults for thirty years.

The ADHD Clinic is a resident teaching clinic, designed to provide evidence-based evaluation and treatment of children who may have ADHD. Children and their parents are seen for up to three visits to provide a comprehensive assessment and diagnosis.

We combine a comprehensive neurophysiological and neuropsychological evaluation with treatment allowing the patient to receive a proper diagnosis in addition to high quality, individualized care.

Mr. Jeff Edelman is a psychiatric nurse practitioner who is double board certified as a Family Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner and a Child and Adolescent Psychiatric-Mental Health Clinical Nurse Specialist.

Dr. Gurjot Marwah is an Adjunct Associate Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Arizona School of Medicine. We work with a wide range of behavioral and emotional disorders and also provide medication prescription and management as needed.

LearningRx offers one-on-one brain training, in-person or remotely, that target and strengthens the cognitive skills associated with ADHD. To learn more about our programs, research and results, and to find a center near you visit www.learningrx.com.

Mark Ruggiero, MD, Phoenix Children's Medical Group - Developmental Pediatrics, Phoenix, AZ specializing in behavioral pediatrics.

We know that living with untreated ADHD can be extremely frustrating and leave you feeling isolated from those around you. At Oasis, we provide a safe, stable, and secure environment for our clients to stabilize in times of crisis.

This program provides a comprehensive assessment for children who may present with developmental delays (cognitive, social-emotional, motor, speech and language), disruptive behaviors, and problems with attention and learning.