What is ADHD?
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental condition that impacts attention, self-regulation, and executive functioning. ADHD is not about being “lazy” or “undisciplined”—it is rooted in brain differences, often with a strong genetic component.
People with ADHD may struggle with:
- Inattention – difficulty focusing, frequent distractions, and challenges with organization.
- Hyperactivity – restlessness, fidgeting, excessive talking, or always feeling “on the go.”
- Impulsivity – acting quickly without considering consequences, interrupting, or difficulty waiting.
- Executive Dysfunction – problems with working memory, emotional regulation, planning, and task initiation.
While ADHD often appears in childhood, it can continue into adulthood, affecting work, school, relationships, and daily functioning.
Who struggles with ADHD?
ADHD affects both children and adults, though it may look different across ages.
- Children and teens may face difficulties in school, behavior challenges, or strained peer relationships.
- Adults often experience challenges with time management, focus at work, organization, and balancing responsibilities.
- Families of individuals with ADHD may feel overwhelmed, frustrated, or unsure of how to best support their loved one.
ADHD is common but often misunderstood. With the right therapy, tools, and support, individuals with ADHD can thrive.
How we treat ADHD at Daisy Clinic Therapy & Counseling in Bellevue and WA State
At Daisy Clinic, we provide personalized, neuroscience-based care that combines psychotherapy, behavioral therapy, and qEEG neurofeedback for real, lasting impact.
Our integrated approach includes:
- Neuroscience-Based Psychotherapy
- We use engaging, practical, and interactive methods tailored for the ADHD brain.
- Techniques include mindfulness, somatic (body-based) therapy, and skill-building to strengthen focus, emotional regulation, and resilience.
- Behavior Therapy (Applied Behavior Analysis Principles)
- Helps children and adults develop healthy routines, improve impulse control, and practice effective coping strategies.
- Parents receive training and tools to support positive changes at home and reduce conflict.
- qEEG Neurofeedback Training
- A research-based method that uses brainwave mapping to train attention, focus, and self-regulation.
- Supports improvements in executive functioning, emotional control, and concentration without medication.
- Executive Function Coaching
- Personalized strategies for organization, time management, and planning, making day-to-day life more manageable.
- Family & Parent Support
- Equips parents with evidence-based tools to understand ADHD better and foster a supportive environment.
This multi-layered, evidence-driven approach ensures that each child, teen, or adult receives therapy that matches their unique needs.
Why choose our approach and our clinic?
At Daisy Clinic, we believe ADHD is more than a challenge—it’s also a different way of experiencing the world that can come with creativity, innovation, and unique strengths.
Why families and individuals trust us:
- Evidence-based care rooted in neuroscience, psychology, and behavior analysis.
- Unique personalization for every case—children, teens, and adults.
- In-person therapy at our Bellevue clinic or secure virtual therapy across Washington State.
- Insurance and self-pay options available.
- Sliding scale payment plans for those who need financial flexibility.
We provide a safe, compassionate space where individuals with ADHD can build confidence, reduce stress, and develop the skills needed for success in school, work, and relationships.
Your journey with ADHD doesn’t have to be overwhelming
If you or your child are struggling with attention, focus, or emotional regulation, help is available. At Daisy Clinic, we are committed to walking alongside you with tools, therapies, and support that make a real difference.
👉 Contact us today to schedule your free consultation and explore how ADHD therapy and qEEG neurofeedback can help you or your loved one thrive.