Is Your Child Struggling With ADHD?
Forge a Path Forward for Your Family.
Learn about your child’s unique mind and discover the right tools to help.
A Note to Parents: You’re Doing a Great Job.
If you’ve noticed your child or teen struggling with focus, big emotions, or organization, it’s natural to feel a mix of concern and uncertainty. You may be wondering if this is a “phase” or if there is something more going on.
Important to remember: This isn’t a reflection of how your child was parented, nor is it a “fault” in your child. ADHD is simply a different way the brain is wired.
Solving the ADHD Puzzle: How We Support Your Family
We don’t just treat symptoms. Our therapists help your child navigate life more easily. We tailor our approach to each child, making therapy more effective and reducing stress for everyone.
Understanding the "Why"
Find out why your child might “zone out” or struggle with simple tasks, replacing frustration with empathy.
Building a Toolbelt
Fostering a Parent-Clinician Partnership
Navigating School Life
ADHD Signs You Might Notice
Every child’s experience with ADHD is different. You might be seeing some of these common “clues” that their brain is working overtime:
The "Invisible" Struggle
Appearing to listen but “zoning out” during conversations or instructions.
Starting vs. Finishing
Emotional Sensitivity
The Memory Gap
Social Connection
Specialized Experts in Your Corner
Our ADHD care team consists of clinicians who have dedicated their careers to child and adolescent neurodiversity. They understand the nuance of the ADHD brain and provide a safe, non-judgmental space for your child to find their footing.
Meet all of our ADHD specialists and book a consultation to get started.
Helpful Resources for ADHD
Knowledge is the first step toward peace of mind. Explore our latest guides on understanding ADHD:
Understanding the Signs
What are the real-life symptoms of ADHD in children and teens?
How to Know if It’s ADHD
Is it ADHD or something else? Learn how to know for sure.
The Three Types
Inattentive, Hyperactive, or Combined? Discover the differences.
Frequently Asked Questions
We use a gentle, comprehensive evaluation process for ages 6 and up. We look at the whole picture (history, behavior, and strengths) to provide a clear path forward.
Our first goal is to ensure you and your child feel safe. We’ll talk about what’s going well, where the “sticking points” are, and how we can best support your family’s specific needs.
Yes. If you wish, we can help bridge the communication gap with teachers to ensure your child has the right environment to learn and grow.
All kids can be energetic or distracted sometimes. ADHD manifests as consistent patterns that interfere with daily life, like schoolwork, friendships, or family routines, across multiple settings.
Therapy for ADHD often focuses on emotional regulation, organization, confidence-building, and parent support. The right approach depends on your child’s age, strengths, and challenges. Explore how therapy supports children and families at Sagent.
Yes. ADHD affects the entire family system, including routines, communication, and stress levels. Our clinicians work with parents and children to build strategies that support everyone at home. Learn more about family-centered therapy at Sagent.
Let’s Find the ADHD Answers Together
You don’t have to carry the uncertainty alone. Whether you need a formal evaluation or just some new strategies for a smoother morning routine, we are here to help you support and set your child up for success – both in school and in life.
We accept most insurance including Medicare and Medicaid.
