Continuing care 10
Selected Therapy Services
A limited number of hours each week, offered selectively.
Primarily for patients continuing after an evaluation, and for adults working through the practical and emotional adjustment that follows a new diagnosis of ADHD, cognitive change, or post-illness impairment. This is not a general counseling practice.
- Format
- Virtual
- Session
- 45 or 60 minutes
- Cadence
- Weekly or biweekly
- Availability
- Limited
Who this is for
This may be a fit
- 01Patients continuing after an evaluation here
- 02Adults adjusting to a new ADHD diagnosis in adulthood
- 03Patients living with measured cognitive change
- 04Adults rebuilding work and routine after illness
Common reasons people come
What brings people here
Making sense of a new diagnosis
Rebuilding routine after illness
Adjusting expectations at work
Grief that follows cognitive change
Putting recommendations into practice
Support during a defined period
Therapy
What the work may include
The work is tailored to the goals established together and may draw on the areas below as they relate to daily life.
An initial consultation
A candid conversation about whether this is the right setting for what you need.
Structured, time-limited work
A defined focus and a defined arc, rather than open-ended sessions without direction.
Evaluation-informed strategy
Where testing has been completed, the work is built directly on those findings.
Thoughtful referral
When another setting fits better, you receive a specific name rather than a list.
Therapy cadence
From first call to ongoing work
A limited number of therapy hours are available each week so the practice remains focused on specialized neuropsychological evaluation.
Consultation
15 minutesA short call to determine fit.
Step 1 of 4Initial session
60–90 minutesHistory, focus, and a shared plan for the work.
Step 2 of 4Ongoing work
Weekly or biweeklyStructured 45- or 60-minute sessions with a defined focus.
Step 3 of 4Review
PeriodicProgress reviewed openly, including when it is time to conclude.
Step 4 of 4
What the work supports
A defined focus
A defined focus
Clear goals and a clear sense of what the work is for.
Continuity
The same clinician who conducted your evaluation, holding the full picture.
Practical strategy
Approaches drawn from your own testing results, not general advice.
Honest guidance
A direct conversation, and a specific referral, when another setting would serve you better.
Frequently asked
Questions people ask first
Do I need to have completed an evaluation here?
Not always, though priority goes to patients continuing after an evaluation. Fit is discussed on the consultation call.
Is this a fit for crisis or open-ended care?
No. Crisis care, higher levels of care, and long-term open-ended therapy are better served elsewhere, and a specific referral will be offered.
How long does the work usually last?
Most work here is time-limited — often a defined number of sessions with a clear focus, reviewed openly as you go.
Is availability limited?
Yes. Only a small number of therapy hours are held each week so evaluation work receives the time it requires.
Clear next steps
How to begin
Determine fit
A complimentary 15-minute call to discuss what you need and whether this selective service is the right setting.
Schedule an initial session
A 60- to 90-minute virtual appointment to clarify the focus and establish a shared plan for the work. Subsequent sessions are 45 or 60 minutes.
Begin the work
Weekly or biweekly sessions proceed with a defined focus and periodic review.
Also offered
ADHD Evaluation
Diagnostic clarification for adolescents and adults when attention, organization, follow-through, executive functioning, or academic or work performance raises the question of ADHD.
02Psychological Evaluation
Comprehensive assessment of emotional and psychological functioning, for diagnostic clarification and individualized recommendations.
03Neuropsychological / Cognitive Evaluation
An individualized assessment of how you are functioning cognitively, whether something has changed, what may be contributing, and what to do next.
While you wait
The Brain Blueprint™
Written work from this practice — plain-language guides to attention, memory, habit, and recovery. A one-page primer is free to download.
Next step
What happens next
Messages are answered within one business day. Consultations are usually available the same week.
- 01
Book a 15-minute call
Nothing is scheduled or charged at this stage.
- 02
Determine fit together
We discuss whether this selective therapy service is the right setting for what you need.
- 03
Schedule an initial session
A 60- to 90-minute appointment to clarify the focus and begin the work. Subsequent sessions are 45 or 60 minutes.