CONDITIONS WE TREAT.

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ADHD affects 11% of school-age children (4-17) and symptoms continue into adulthood in more than 75% of children. Boys are over twice as likely to be diagnosed with ADHD (13.3%) compared to girls (5.6%)

Source: National Resource Center on ADHD

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Enuresis

Enuresis is an elimination disorder in which an individual consistently urinates in inappropriate places such as their clothes, bed, or the floor. It may be involuntary or intentional. Enuresis affects 5-10% of five-year old’s, 3-5% of 10-year old’s, and about 1% of individuals 15 years or older. To qualify for a diagnosis of enuresis, an individual must:

Have repeated urination into bed or clothes
Repeat the behavior at least twice a week for at least 3 months in a row
Experience significant distress or functional/social impairment from the behavior
Be at least 5 years of age or developmentally equivalent
Must not have an outlying medical condition or psychological explanation for the behavior (i.e. a diuretic, diabetes, seizure disorder)

Some individuals who have enuresis only experience it at night-time (i.e. bed-wetting) and some experience it during daytime. Bed-wetting is the most common form of enuresis. Day time enuresis may result from a reluctance to toileting. Some reasons for this may be:

Sensory issues (loud noises such as the flush of a toilet)
Fear of bathrooms or toilets
Social anxiety
Preoccupation with activity/ problems with shift(transition)
Trauma
Deliberate rebellion
Emotional distress

Enuresis causes difficulties with social functioning as children may miss school, feel guilt or shame, become embarrassed and withdrawn, or be bullied by others.

American Psychiatric Association. (2013). Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders (5th ed.). doi:10.1176/appi.books.9780890425596

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What We Don’t Treat

We are not an emergency clinic. We are an outpatient provider so we do not have inpatient facilities. We are not a hospital and do not provide detox services for addictions. We do not treat schizophrenia or brain disorders related to advancing age such as dementia or Alzheimer’s. We are not contracted with any court system and do not provide court ordered services related to child custody or other matters.