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Showing posts with label ADHD Therapist New Jersey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ADHD Therapist New Jersey. Show all posts

Monday, January 16, 2023

AD/HD.

We have not addressed this topic for a bit. AD/HD is well known to adults…or is it? Every year we learn more and more about this malady. Our overall understanding of AD/HD has evolved over the years. Dr. Steven Sussman, a noted child psychologist in the New York/New Jersey area, has seen a great deal of the evolution of modern treatment.

For example, over time we have learned that attention deficit disorder may be caused by -

1. A decreased level of activity in certain parts of the brain.

2. It just may “run in the family”.

3. In some cases, it can be brought on by a head injury.

4. In rare cases it can be exacerbated by toxins in the environment.

Above all else, Dr. Steven Sussman is dedicated to staying atop of all of the latest treatment developments. AD/HD will continue to frustrate parents in the NYC area. If you have a child whom you think may be afflicted by attention deficit disorder, please give Dr. Steven Sussman a call at (908) 217-8106. What a career he continues to have! See it at sussmankids.com.

Monday, February 1, 2021

How is ADHD Affecting my Kid?

Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, or as it is most commonly known, (ADHD) is a chronic condition that affects hundreds of thousands of children in the greater New York area. It may often continue into adulthood. ADHD includes a combination of challenges such as difficulty sustaining attention, hyperactivity, and impulsive behavior.

Do you recognize any of these, mom and dad? Here are some things you should also know.  Children with ADHD may also struggle with low self-esteem, troubled relationships, and problems in school even when things ARE normal. Some people never completely outgrow their ADHD symptoms, but they can learn ways to be successful!

That is my job. Times like these are difficult enough without another challenge. I am Dr. Steven Sussman a multi-decade leader in child psychology and ADHD in the New York/New Jersey area. Please give me a call at my Mountainside, New Jersey office before we get back to life as we knew it. My website is sussmankids.com and my number is (908) 217-8106.

Wednesday, July 1, 2020

It’s Okay…They’ll Outgrow it.

It was once thought that children simply outgrow ADHD as they age and mature.  As we now know, although ADHD begins in childhood, troubling symptoms can continue into adolescence and beyond throughout the life of your offspring.  While some youngsters may seem to outgrow the disorder, in most cases kids with ADHD grow up to be adults with ADHD.

I have discovered through decades of experience that although ADHD is chronic in its very nature, symptoms may certainly present themselves in differing ways as a person moves through life’s stages.  One thing seems certain, kids and teens whose ADHD has been addressed over the years will have a range of resources from which to draw.

I am here to help.  Heaven knows that after what we have gone through in New York and New Jersey treating ADHD may be just one of your many concerns, but definitely an important one!  My name is Dr. Steven Sussman a noted child psychologist practicing from my office located in Mountainside NJ.  Let’s talk about your kid(s).  Call me at (908) 217-8106.

Thursday, June 4, 2020

Don’t Worry, He’ll Outgrow It?

Are you sure that your son who is three times more likely to have ADHD than your daughter will outgrow its symptoms?  It was once thought that children would simply outgrow ADHD as they developed, matured, and aged.  We now know that although ADHD begins in childhood, troubling symptoms can continue into adolescence and beyond.

Though ADHD is chronic by nature, symptoms may certainly present themselves in differing ways as a person moves through life’s stages.  These symptoms may even diminish as that person grows older.  One thing seems certain…teens and adults whose ADHD has been addressed over the years will have a range of resources and strategies to turn to as they mature.

Let’s get together NOW while symptoms of ADHD are just surfacing in your offspring.  Child psychologists such as yours truly, Dr. Steven Sussman constantly learn and evolve when it comes to the care and treatment of ADHD.  Let me teach you mechanisms which your kid can carry through life.  Call me for a visit at my Mountainside NJ office.  That’s (908) 217-8106.

Wednesday, February 19, 2020

How Prevalent is ADHD These Days?

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder occurs mostly in children.  That is rather well known.  What you may not know is that well over six million American kids between ages 4 and 7 have been diagnosed with ADHD.  Symptoms seem to begin appearing between three and six.  The real question is…could one of your children have ADHD, but not yet be diagnosed?

Here are some facts that I want you to know about ADHD –

1.  Boys are three times more likely to contract it.
2.  13% of men will acquire the symptoms in their lifetime and only 5% of women.
3.  The average age of an ADHD diagnosis is seven years.
4.  It isn’t just confined to kids, either.

As the best parent you can be, it is imperative that you don’t “hide your head in the sand”.  If you suspect that your child has signs of ADHD please call me for a consultation.  My name is Dr. Steven Sussman with an office in Mountainside NJ.  This disorder has been around for over 100 years and it’s time to control it once and for all!  Please call me at (908) 217-8106.

Tuesday, September 10, 2019

Albert Einstein, Thomas Edison, and Steve Jobs.


That is a rather impressive list of the greatest minds on the last century or so, isn’t it?  Guess what they all may have had in common (except invaluable contributions to the world)?  Each of those three probably suffered from AD/HD.  We did not have the ability to test children for that malady in their eras, but today’s psychologists believe it to be true.

AD/HD are four of the most recognized letters in child development.  Simply put, it adversely affects the brain’s ability to transmit neurotransmitters.  That may sound like mumbo-jumbo, but what does it really mean?  It affects, among other things, your child’s ability to concentrate, and to pay attention, as well as his or her impulsiveness.

AD/HD is NOT about your child’s character!  Many highly successful people in our society are afflicted by some level of this disorder as noted at the top.  To discover where your child may be on this particular scale, why not contact Dr. Steve Sussman who has dealt with AD/HD for decades.  Arrange an appointment at his Mountainside NJ office by calling (908) 217-8106.