Supporting young adults and adults particularly college students and adults with a late diagnosis of ADHD.

The Stress Center has developed a focused array of intensive programs and services to treat overwhelming stress or complex medical problems affecting emotional health.

Our professional group includes psychiatrists, psychologists, school psychologists, a speech/language pathologist, therapists, a postsecondary disability specialist, and an assistive technology specialist.

As an ADHD Coach, I will support you or your child through a self discovery process to help you build systems and structures and grow in organizational skill development to help you achieve your goals, along with encouragement and accountability.

We work with a wide range of behavioral and emotional disorders and also provide medication prescription and management. Dr. Krause provides a supportive and compassionate environment, and will work with you as an individual to address your concerns.

Dr. Valena & Associates specialize in diagnosing and treating ADHD. Dr. Valena is board certified in Psychiatry by the American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology. She is a member of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry.

We believe in treating the whole individual: mind, body and spirit. All of our behavioral health services are tailored to each patient’s needs and designed specifically to address the unique issues of any age - adults, adolescents and children.

Dr. Kaplan provides psychiatric services to a school-aged population as well as adults, particularly with comorbid (multiple) diagnoses especially in the areas of ADHD, mood disorders (including Bipolar Disorder), anxiety disorders, and autism.

A specialty we offer is the assessment of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) for grade-school children. The ADHD evaluation includes multiple measures and ratings, and additional neuropsychological assessment tools may be used.

Dr. Lutz is a full-time staff neuropsychologist seeing patients across the lifespan from pediatric through geriatric. He currently serves as a member of the National Academy of Neuropsychology’s (NAN) Legislative Action and Advocacy Committee.