My name is Laura Donnell, and I'm a board certified family Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) trained in medication management and therapy. We will work together to try new ways of coping, and integrate both medication and therapy.

Leslie Graham, MSW, is a behavioral health care manager in South King County, Washington. She has spent the last decade partnering with the University of Washington and Seattle Children's medical teams to develop a pediatric integrated care program.

Dr. Maggie Sibley is a clinical psychologist and researcher at the University of Washington and Seattle Children’s Hospital. She specializes in ADHD and strengthening attention, motivation, and executive function in adolescents.

Having spent the last 30 years studying ADHD treatment effects, both positive and negative, I want to spend the next 10 learning how to sequence and deliver individualized treatments for the impairments related to ADHD and to train others.

Coaching with me is a collaborative and action-oriented process focused on understanding your unique brain - to work with it not against it. This is how you'll find motivation, feel empowered in your decision making and propel your life forward.

PSPC has been successfully treating ADHD for 2 decades. Our ADHD treatment team includes specialist in the competencies needed for a comprehensive, coordinated treatment approach.

I am a board-certified Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner with Prescriptive Authority. I have over 14 years of experience providing mental health services, including medication management and mindfulness meditation. I treat and diagnose ADHD.

Dr. Sterling offers uncompromised confidential, thoughtful, directly accessible and personalized counseling and medication services. His almost 40-years of experience allow him to offer you a wealth of skill and understanding.

Linda C. Ford, MD and L. Elina Durchman, MD comprise Ryther’s team of child and adolescent psychiatrists providing evaluation and treatment of attentional disorders (ADHD/ADD).

At Seattle Children’s, our Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine team works to diagnose, treat and prevent problems with emotions and behavior. We see children and teens up to age 18, and sometimes longer.