Are You Looking for Support with ADHD?

ADHD or ADD stands for Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder. It is a chronic condition including attention difficulty, hyperactivity, and impulsiveness. ADHD is usually diagnosed in childhood, but can persist into adulthood. Women are often diagnosed later in adulthood in comparison to men due to the differences in symptoms.

What ADHD can look like in everyday life:

  • Inattention: Difficulty focusing, paying attention to details, or following through on tasks 

  • Disorganization: Having trouble organizing and setting priorities, or losing things 

  • Impulsivity: Interrupting others, making quick decisions, or engaging in risky behaviors 

  • Mood swings: Irritability, low frustration tolerance, or hypersensitivity to criticism 

  • Mental health issues: Anxiety, depression, or other mood disorders 

  • Substance use: Struggling to control consumption of drugs or alcohol 

  • Sleep issues: Having trouble with the quality, timing, or amount of sleep you get 

  • Social difficulties: Having difficulty in social relationships

Neurodivergence Specialist at The Peaceful Place

  • Shannon Young, LCSW, LICSW (She/Her/Hers)

    Licensed Clinician

    Shannon specializes in Trauma Therapy and Personality Disorders and works with individuals ages 15 and up. She serves clients in Virginia and Washington D.C. and accepts self-pay, Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield and Anthem HealthKeepers Plus.

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  • Shirin Mavaneh, M. Psy, M. Ed

    Licensed Clinician

    Shirin specializes in neurodivergence, trauma therapy, co-parenting, and divorce. She serves clients in Virginia and accepts self-pay, Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield and Virginia Medicaid.

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  • Raquelle Poindexter, MA (All Pronouns Accepted)

    Wellness and Relationship Coach

    Raquelle specializes in LGBTQIA+ counseling, eating and body image disorders, and couples and families. Raquelle serves clients statewide and accepts self-pay.

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