Applied Behavior Analysis is the leading approach in improving the quality of life for children with autism. ABA uses strategies that break skills down into more manageable steps and teaches those skills using techniques like positive reinforcement.

We serve children and adolescents who are experiencing attention difficulties, trouble learning and behavioral-emotional challenges. Our intervention services, like the evaluation, are pieced together to build a cohesive intervention plan.

Our mission is to provide affordable and accessible services to the Mississippi Community. We provide services for ADHD.

We offer a full spectrum of comprehensive mental health and counseling services for children and adults.

The Youth Clinic is committed to making sure children grow up to lead happy and healthy lives. Whether your child is a newborn infant or a college bound adult, our clinical providers are specifically trained to treat and care for your children.

The Zier Institute is a pediatric therapy clinic focused on the treatment of children with autism, sensory integration disorders, ADD/ADHD and learning and emotional challenges. We follow a relationship-based, developmental approach to therapy.

I have been providing adult psychiatry and child psychiatry in Denver for over 13 years. I specialize in the treatment of children of all ages, as well as adults with complex psychopharmacological issues.

We provide the highest quality psychological services to children, adolescents, and their families. Our mission is to promote excellence in the diagnosis and treatment of neurodevelopmental and behavioral health disorders.

Dr. Maitland, Ph.D., is the primary investigator on research projects studying coaching and its impact on college students, and investigating the graduation rates and enrollment patterns of college students with ADHD/LD.

"Why am I so passionate about working with kids and adults with ADHD? I love working with people to find ways for them to maximize their strengths and minimize the challenges presented by ADHD, because I’ve walked that same path."