ADHD Evaluations
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TEACH Me ADHD for 8-12-year-olds or Director's Cut for 13-18-year-olds
TEACH Me ADHD for 8–12-year-olds
ADHD Information
Diagnosis and Follow Up
Assessing Learning Disorders, Autism, Co-existing & Related Conditions
We can do many assessments in our office but sometimes further evaluations are needed. If your child needs outside assessments,
After visit advice about ADHD
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ADHD and Depression Medications
Medications used to treat ADHD, Depression, Anxiety, and Bipolar Disorder in Children and Adolescents.
Alternative Treatments & Therapies
What if the ADHD Treatment Is Not Working?
Resources on ADHD
ADHD Forms
What Special Needs Resources are available?
We have a Special Needs tab on our Community Resources Page.
The original TEACH Me ADHD classes were designed by Developmental Pediatrician Nerissa Bauer. Each detective-themed class is designed for 8-12 year olds to take with a parent or other trusted adult. They are online and run about 90 minutes, more or less depending on participation of the group.
After each class, families work on Deeds and Missions to practice the skills learned in class. Families can upload "evidence" of completion to earn points toward a raffle.
New in 2025!!!! Parents now have an opportunity to meet with the group with an ADHD Coach twice when they sign their family up for the TEACH Me ADHD course.
Classes meet weekly for 8 weeks and registration is available for a limited time before each class. Sessions are offered several times a year by one of the Senior Field Agents.
You can sign up on the wait list to be reminded when doors open. Wait list families will get emails once a day to their inbox with their link to register early and the top-secret code for $100 off the detective course! It's not too late to get on the wait list!
TEACH Me ADHD (and anxiety): Director's Cut for teens
Director’s Cut for 13–18-year-olds
Dr Stuppy designed Director’s Cut as theater-themed workshops for 13–18-year-olds, but even teens without an interest in the theater find the workshops engaging and helpful.
Each workshop is 60 to 90 minutes in length depending upon participation and can be done with or without parents. Parents will get information about the class by email before class and in a series of follow-up emails for the month following the course.
After each class teens (the Directors) will work on skills independently - habits won't change if this part doesn't happen, so parents are considered Stage Managers to help keep their “Director” on track! Teens will learn to be more independent and become the director of their own lives by practicing skills learned in the workshops.
Teens can take any of the courses that fit their needs at a time that works for them. They request a time from Dr. Stuppy's online calendar.
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