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Comprehensive ADHD testing, evidence-based treatment options, and practical strategies for adults, kids, and families.
No rushed checklists. No shame. Just answers.
You reread the same paragraph five times and still can't tell someone what it said. You used to be able to manage everything. Now the systems that held your life together aren't working anymore, and you don't know why.
You're exhausted from working twice as hard just to look "normal," and you're terrified someone is going to notice.
Or maybe it's your kid. The school is frustrated. Your home feels like a pressure cooker. And you're quietly wondering if this is somehow your fault.
You've searched online. You've read the articles. But you still don't know if what you're dealing with is ADHD, anxiety, burnout, hormones, or something else entirely. You deserve more than a quick quiz and a prescription. You deserve clarity.
Most ADHD evaluations rely on a short checklist and a fifteen-minute conversation. That's not how the brain works, and that's not how I work.
I provide comprehensive ADHD testing that goes deeper: clinical interviews, standardized tools, collateral input from the people who know you best, and careful differential diagnosis to sort ADHD from the conditions that mimic it.
The result isn't just a label. It's a written report with a clear roadmap for what to do next.
A simple daily practice for calming a noisy mind and training your attention in as little as 5 minutes a day. Includes a 4-week progression plan and guided journaling pages. Built for ADHD, anxiety, and anyone whose brain won't stop running.
A whole-body approach to improving focus and regulation through balance and coordination exercises that activate the cerebellum. Three levels, 5 to 10 minutes a day, no equipment needed to start. Based on the science behind ADHD 2.0.
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"Trying to Pay Attention" is a free weekly newsletter built for adults with ADHD and parents raising kids who have it. Every email gives you one clear, research-informed takeaway and an action step you can use that day. No fluff. No jargon. Just tools that make daily life more manageable.
You'll get strategies for focus, emotional regulation, executive functioning, routines, follow-through, and more. Many emails include both an "as an adult" and "as a parent" angle so you can apply the same idea to your real life.
What you get when you subscribe:
One-on-one virtual sessions to discuss your ADHD questions, treatment options, and next steps. Ideal for anyone who wants personalized guidance but doesn't need (or isn't ready for) a full evaluation. Sessions are scheduled and paid for upfront.
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Evaluation for children (ages 6+), teens, and adults. Includes clinical interview, standardized testing (including the TOVA), collateral input, differential diagnosis, and a written report. Available virtually throughout Michigan and in person at two West Michigan locations.
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One-on-one virtual sessions to discuss your ADHD questions, treatment options, and next steps. Ideal for anyone who wants personalized guidance but doesn't need (or isn't ready for) a full evaluation. Sessions are scheduled and paid for upfront.
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I'm a licensed counselor, professor, and ADHD specialist who has spent nearly two decades helping people understand how their brains work.
My students call me "Dr. W." I never follow a script. My clients come to me because they want someone thorough, honest, and real. I take a whole-person approach (spirit, mind, and body), and I believe clinical integrity and faith can work together without conflict.
Every week, I send one short, practical email to help you or your family navigate ADHD with more clarity and less chaos. It's free, it's research-backed, and it's built for real life.
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