The Attention and Behavior Problems Clinic at the University of Minnesota Medical Center - Fairview provides state-of-the-art assessment and intervention for children and teens with attention deficits, behavior problems, social adjustment difficultie

Abby coaches with high school and college students as well as adults to help with school, relationships, self-care, and the day-to-day aspects of living well and managing ADHD in the ways they are wired to succeed.

Riley coaches with Adults to find solutions that work for their unique lives, especially with time management, procrastination, organization of living spaces, relationships, work, finances, and transition for young adults to life on their own.

The goals of the ADD program involve accurately understanding the individual’s unique difficulties, experiences, and abilities. In doing this, our program seeks to help individuals understand their potential and overcome difficulties.

If you feel like you or your child may have ADHD, please call one of our locations below to schedule an evaluation.

We provide psychotherapy, parenting consultation, relationship and family therapy, as well as medication management. We believe in comprehensive care that considers the biological, psychological, social, and environmental influences in your life.

Our goal is to determine the cause of difficulties with attention, learning, and memory and to recommend an individualized treatment approach using the most current brain-based research.

I care for patients and families in the health care setting with a focus in pediatrics. My current areas of interest include ADHD, autism, depression, anxiety and learning differences.

The behavioral health program at Children's Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota is full of experts who diagnose and treat a wide range of mental health issues in children and teens, including ADHD.