Clinical Approach
ERC clinicians use an integrated, science-based, ADHD-informed approach that blends:
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ADHD-specific strategies
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Insight-oriented exploration
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Relational and systems-based understanding
Sessions are tailored to the individual or partnership rather than delivered as a standardized program. The emphasis is on clarity, integrity, and sustainable change, not performance optimization or productivity pressure.
Working With Individuals, Couples, and Families
ADHD does not exist in isolation. ERC clinicians work with:
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Individuals with ADHD
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Couples or partnerships where one or more partners have ADHD
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Families and parents navigating ADHD-related dynamics
This systems-oriented approach supports greater understanding, clearer communication, and stronger connection across relationships.
The Clinical Team
ADHD services at ERC are provided by senior-level clinicians with specialized training and experience in neurodiversity-affirming care.
This work is grounded in research, professional judgment, and collaboration rather than prescriptive models or trend-driven approaches.
A Research-Informed Perspective on ADHD
As Michelle Frank writes:
“What if the goal of treatment is to make it easier to access more of who you truly are, not to get over who you are?”
This perspective reflects ERC’s broader clinical philosophy. Therapy is not about erasing difference, but about supporting individuals in living more fully, intentionally, and with greater self-understanding.
The Clinical Team
ADHD services at ERC are provided by senior-level clinicians with specialized training and experience in neurodiversity-affirming care.
This work is grounded in research, professional judgment, and collaboration rather than prescriptive models or trend-driven approaches.
Fees & Next Steps
Fees are based on the education, training, and experience of the clinician providing services.
A consultation is recommended to determine whether ADHD assessment or therapy is an appropriate next step.
If you are seeking a structured, research-based approach to relationship or individual therapy, a consultation can help determine whether ERC is the right fit.
*If you are insured with Medicaid, due to state laws, you must see a Medicaid provider or risk losing your insurance coverage.
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