
ADHD can feel overwhelming and sometimes debilitating. Getting simple To-Do list items done can seem like the most insurmountable goals. In addition, your energy level never quite feels reliable enough to allow you to follow through on completing tasks. Sound familiar? If you have not yet been diagnosed with ADHD, but are consistently having difficulties with organizational skills, task management, losing things, staying focused, hyperactivity, low motivation, mood swings, lethargy, insomnia and high levels of anxiety, you may be experiencing ADHD symptoms. Just know that you don't have to navigate this experience alone. Learn more about how we can help you get, and keep, your life, goals and day-to-day activities on track:
To help work through your feelings of procrastination and overwhelm, I utilize a combination of Behavioral Activation and Motivational Interviewing techniques:
Motivational interviewing is a collaborative conversation style used to help you get unstuck and decrease uncertainty about change or taking action by prompting you to think deeply about your personal values and to incrementally build manageable routines and consistent steps that are aligned with those values.
Behavioral activation can then be used to break the cycle of stagnation or despair by working on a variety of exercises to increase your self-empathy, build on past strengths and successes, and develop consistent life-altering routines. These strategies are carefully designed to help you achieve mastery and confidence in taking concrete actions to improve your mood, motivation level and sense of well-being.
Focused goal setting can feel tedious at first, but with help and support, you come to recognize it as a necessary chore that becomes easier to accomplish with time. And it can help make things SO much easier. It is okay if you don't know where to start. That's our job. We can help you begin to create systems and develop organizational skills that work WITH your way of experiencing life instead of having you try to fit inside systems that weren't meant for the ADHD brain. The result is a sigh of relief at finally feeling sense of control and healthy management of your environment, emotions and actions.
Just like ADHD, OCD can sometimes cause you to feel, at turns, sad, hopeless, frustrated, angry and misunderstood...even to yourself. You may think that no one understands what you're going through. But at Wisdom Tree Wellness, we do. We understand how difficult it can be to manage all of your rollercoaster thoughts, feelings and emotions that often just hijack your mind out of the blue, all while trying to live a normal day-to-day life.
As hard as it may be to believe, we can help you get to a place of more calm, more peace and less anxiety. Is it an easy road? Not by a longshot. But is it possible to learn how to successfully manage your symptoms and become much less bothered by your intrusive thoughts and compulsions? Absolutely.
We are here to help you find that path to wellness and reassurance that lets you know you CAN more peacefully co-exist with your OCD. It all starts with a thorough evaluation of your symptoms and an official diagnosis, if you haven't received one already. Reach out and let us help get you started on your journey toward feeling and living better today.
Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) is a specialized behavioral therapy recognized as the gold standard for treating Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD). It focuses on breaking the cycle of obsessions (intrusive thoughts) and compulsions (rituals performed to relieve anxiety) by directly addressing the behaviors that maintain OCD.
Key Principles of ERP Therapy
By repeatedly confronting triggers without engaging in compulsions, your brain learns that anxiety will naturally peak and subside, and that you can tolerate uncertainty and distress without rituals. Over time, this reduces the power of OCD triggers.
Typical ERP Therapy Process
Supportive Approach
ERP is collaborative and paced according to your comfort. We provide a safe, judgment-free environment, offering validation and encouragement throughout the process. The ultimate goal is to help you reclaim your time and freedom from OCD, teaching you that while you can't control every thought, you can control your response. When you’re ready to make a positive, meaningful change in how accept, manage and handle your OCD symptoms, call us today and we’ll help guide you every step of the way.
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