ADULT ADHD
Hope for Adult ADHD
Once commonly perceived as affecting only children, many adults now realize the benefits of treating ADHD (Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder). As with children and adolescents, ADHD collectively describes a disorder affecting three areas: inattentiveness, impulsivity, and hyperactivity. Though individuals may be affected within only one area, it is more common to see a combination of two or all three areas being affected.
Adult ADHD can impact family relationships, work performance, vocational satisfaction, general contentedness, and much more. Often, as a parent explores the possibility that his or her child may have ADHD, the realization comes that the same sorts of symptoms are present in his or her own life: difficulty sustaining concentration, frequently interrupting others in conversation, often needing to fidget, difficulty remaining unoccupied, difficulty completing tasks (realizing one may have several started projects, but few that are completed), and many more.
Our Approach to Help and Healing
Covenant Counseling has several counselors who are experienced in helping others identify and address some of these tendencies, often working together with a physician who can oversee helpful medication. From that point, we can further help individuals address some of the related issues involving family, work, and personal satisfaction, towards a more contented life.
If you would like to make an appointment with one of our counselors, or have any questions, please call 205-879-7500. If you would like to email us, please complete the contact form below.
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If you would like to make an appointment with one of our counselors, or have any questions, please call 205-879-7500.
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Phone 205-879-7500
Fax 205-879-7554
2204 Lakeshore Drive, Suite 212
Birmingham, AL 35209 USA