ADHD Informational Coffee with Caroline McKee, MABC, LPC

Many of us struggle to focus and stay on task in a busy and distracted world. Perhaps you have considered ADHD (Attention-deficiency/hyperactive disorder) as a possible reason for your symptoms and behavior or those of a loved one.  It’s important to have the right information about ADHD, its symptoms, and what help is available because ADHD can impact our academic and professional pursuits, interpersonal relationships, and daily functioning.  

The Barnabas Center will host an informational coffee on Thursday, October 26 from 9:45AM to 11:00AM at Christ the King in the Great Hall to help you learn more about ADHD, ADHD Assessments, and resources to promote healing and growth. Caroline McKee, MABC, LPC is trained in the Brown Executive Function/ Attention Scales and will answer questions about receiving an assessment and how we can support our loved ones.
 
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Caroline McKee, MABC, LPC enjoys partnering with families and children as they encounter behavioral concerns, anxiety, depression, loss, conflict, and family transitions. Caroline believes that parents are an important part of the counseling process and works alongside parents to support the whole family. Caroline is trained to administer the Brown Executive Function/ Attention Scales Assessment which describes symptoms in agreement with a diagnosis of ADHD. This assessment screens for and assesses the clinical symptoms of ADHD as listed in the DSM-5 (a reference manual on mental health conditions). This assessment is a valuable tool along with a client’s therapeutic history and personal experiences. The assessment provides clarity and direction in an individual’s therapeutic journey as well as their academic and career pursuits. 
 
For more information regarding the assessment, including pricing and availability, please reach out to Caroline directly at caroline.mckee@barnabascenterhou.com.