New! Adult ADHD Evaluation and Executive Skills Coaching Services

Have you ever asked yourself, “Do I have ADHD?”

ADHD can often be difficult to identify in adults, and can cause challenges for your relationships, career, and achieving your potential – although it can come with significant positives as well. You may start by scheduling an evaluation* at Summit Center, so you can determine if you actually have ADHD and better understand yourself. Identifying your own unique strengths and weaknesses can help you realize the power of your ADHD mind, along with managing the issues that tend to occur. 

Whether or not you have been diagnosed, guidance is available with our highly experienced and certified coaches to help with organizational skills, time management, and other strategies so you can focus, stay on task, and achieve your goals.

Learn more about Assessments and Adult ADHD and Executive Skills Coaching on our website.

If you are interested, complete this contact form and one of our coaches will reach out.

*Evaluations available to California residents only

Dr. Dan spoke with several new guests in the last month: food expert Mary Beth Albright, bestselling author Ann Leary, and jazz musician Hayes Greenfield. A bonus episode discussing answers to listener questions was also posted.

Eat & Flourish: How Food Supports Emotional Well-Being with Mary Beth Albright

Dr. Dan interviews award-winning journalist and host of the Eat You’ll Feel Better podcast Mary Beth Albright, a food expert with a wide-ranging experience – from food attorney to finalist on Food Network Star, to award-winning food journalist to Iron Chef competitor. Mary Beth’s cumulative knowledge and science-based understanding of how what we consume affects our physical and emotional health are served up in her groundbreaking book Eat And Flourish: How Food Supports Emotional Well-Being.  On this episode Dr. Dan and Mary Beth focus on the connection between food and mental health, and talk about why what we feed kids matters.

Sitting Down with Dr. Dan

On this episode, Dr. Dan and Parent Footprint audio engineer (and #GirlDad) Phil answer your new listener questions about Disability Pride Month, summer jobs, racism, and more.

Email your parenting questions to podcast@drdanpeters.com or DM us on social media. We read every question and we want to consider yours for a future bonus episode.

I’ve Tried Being Nice: Humor, Wisdom, and People-pleasing with Ann Leary

Dr. Dan interviews author Ann Leary about her new collection of essays I’ve Tried Being Nice.  

With wit and candor, Ann Leary casts a wry backward glance at a life spent trying—and often failing—to be nice. She reveals to Dr. Dan how reaching a certain age finally put an end to her lifetime of people-pleasing. This interview is filled with equal parts humor and wisdom.

Ann Leary is a New York Times bestselling author. Her novel The Good House was adapted as a motion picture starring Sigourney Weaver and Kevin Kline. Ann and her husband actor and comedian Denis Leary live in New York.

Creative Sound Play with Jazz Musician Hayes Greenfield

Dr. Dan interviews award-winning jazz musician, composer, educator, and author Hayes Greenfield, founder of Creative Sound Play (CSP), a sound-based, generative learning system for Pre-K. The two discuss his book, Creative Sound Play for Young Learners, which invites educators to use sound-making as collaborative educational play and more.

Hayes Greenfield has released 10 critically acclaimed CDs and has performed at festivals and venues throughout the US, Canada, and Europe. Hayes’ Jazz-A-Ma-Tazz school assembly program has reached over 300,000 young people, and as film composer, he has scored more than 70 films, commercials, TV specials, and more.