Therapy for People with ADHD in New York
Psychotherapy for children (ages 7+), adolescents, and emerging adults with ADHD. Sessions often focus on executive function, burnout, rejection sensitivity, and self-acceptance.
Dr. Prodromakis is experienced in providing psychotherapy to children (ages 7+), adolescents, and emerging adults with ADHD. She often provides supplemental support and parenting skills sessions to her minor clients' caregivers.
Sessions with clients who have ADHD often focus on:
Executive function skills development (organizing, prioritizing, goal-setting, self-monitoring)
Coping with feelings of rejection
Preventing burnout by establishing habits for nervous system regulation
Alleviating depression, anxiety, panic, and overwhelm
Managing impulsivity habits and behaviors
Managing times of transition and change
Fostering a sense of self-acceptance and self-compassion
Fostering a sense of self-awareness
Four clinical values that shape how she works.
Collaboration
Evidence-Based
Neuro-Affirming
LGBTQ+ Affirming
Frequently Asked Questions
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For child and adolescent clients, parents and caregivers are an important part of the therapeutic process. Dr. Prodromakis offers parent sessions to discuss progress and provide practical strategies that support the child's emotional growth while respecting their autonomy. Some emerging adult clients appreciate the involvement of their caregivers as well, which can be arranged with written consent.
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Yes. Anxiety, depression, panic, and feelings of overwhelm often coexist with ADHD. I take an integrated approach that addresses both ADHD-related challenges and the emotional experiences that frequently accompany them.
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Yes. Many of my clients want support with organization, planning, prioritization, time management, goal-setting, and staying on top of school or work responsibilities. Together, we'll develop practical systems and strategies that are realistic, sustainable, and tailored to how your brain works.
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Many individuals with ADHD have experienced years of criticism, misunderstanding, or feeling like they don't measure up. In therapy, I help clients develop greater self-compassion, process feelings of rejection, challenge unhelpful beliefs about themselves, and build a stronger sense of self-worth.
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