Hope for ADHD in Children and Adolescents
In recent years, much has been gained in our understanding of ADHD and how it affects children and adolescents. Often first observed as a disorder that affects performance in school and a child’s ability to learn effectively, it also can greatly affect their capability to regulate their emotions, make effective decisions, establish and maintain healthy peer relationships, and more. For those who have ADHD, its effects pervade and touch each aspect of their lives.
Our Approach to Help and Healing
Treatment can make significant differences in a relatively short amount of time. Sometimes occasional engagement with a counselor over a longer period of time can also help a child or adolescent learn ways to manage better their ADHD, resulting in a healthy, satisfying, creative and engaging life.
Several of the counselors at Covenant Counseling have experience in helping children, adolescents, and their families better understand, engage, and treat ADHD.
If you would like to make an appointment with one of our counselors, or have any questions, please call 205-879-7500. If you would like to email us, please complete the contact form below.
We are a group of licensed clinicians who seek to maintain the highest professional standards in our fields and whose Christian faith is central to our lives and practices.
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Our Counselors
Heather Hagins
Licensed Counselor
Heather Hagins, MA, MBA
Anxiety, depression, grief, abuse, relationship concerns, spiritual struggles, infidelity, family of origin concerns, and more.
Learn MoreTrey Hill
Licensed Psychologist
Trey Hill, PhD
Marriage counseling, relationship development, family of origin concerns, ADHD assessment, depression, anxiety, stress perfectionism, and more.
Learn MoreAnna Stanley
Licensed Counselor
Anna Stanley, MA CEDS
Eating disorders, family concerns, women's issues, depression, anxiety, relationship conflicts, and more.
Learn MoreHunter Stanley
Licensed Counselor
Hunter Stanley, MDiv, MA
Grief, anxiety, depression, spirituality, relationship issues, codependency, substance abuse and addiction, identity concerns, and more.
Learn MoreKara Jones
Licensed Counselor
Kara Jones, MA EdS
Marriage and pre-marital counseling, anxiety, depression, women's issues, boundaries, codependency, grief, and more.
Learn MoreGil Kracke
Licensed Counselor
Gil Kracke, MA, MA, DMin, NCC
Pre-marital and marriage counseling, grief, family of origin issues, concerns regarding aging, and more. Gil is the Director of Covenant Counseling.
Learn MoreJoyce McKay
Licensed Counselor
Joyce McKay, MEd, EdS, CSAT
Sex addiction, recovery from sexual abuse, grief, trauma, anger, and adjustment issues.
Learn MoreRachael Garrett
Licensed Counselor
Rachael Garrett, MA
Grief counseling for all ages, miscarriages, infant loss, self-esteem, concerns about self-harm, anxiety, depression, anger, parenting concerns, and more.
Learn MoreAlice Churnock
Licensed Counselor
Alice Churnock, MA, CEDS
Eating disorders, body image concerns, depression, stress, anxiety, anger parenting issues, and more.
Learn MoreChristy Harmon
Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker
Christy Harmon, MSW
Life transitions, adoption and attachment, anxiety, depression, grief and loss, and struggles to build healthy self-esteem, and more.
Learn MoreAndrew Jones
Associate Licensed Counselor
Andrew Jones, MA
Marriage and pre-marital counseling, spirituality, anxiety, depression, grief and loss, boundaries, and more.
Learn MoreBecky Whitson
Licensed Counselor
Becky Whitson, MA, EdS, CSAT, NCC
Sexual addiction, codependency, infidelity, recovery from sexual abuse, trauma, anxiety, depression, marriage counseling, and personal growth.
Learn MorePaul Johnson
Vocational Counselor
Paul Johnson, MBA
Career counseling and development, vocational assessments, executive coaching, career transitions, and more.
Learn MoreLisa Phillips
Licensed Counselor
Lisa Phillips, MA, MA
Relationship concerns, anxiety, depression, trauma, sexual abuse, codependency, boundaries, pre-marital and marriage counseling, and more.
Learn MoreA good place to start is to find someone who may be a good fit. You can either look through our counselors’ profiles or call our office for help finding someone. Though beginning counseling is not always easy, we try to make it simple.
If you would like to make an appointment with one of our counselors, or have any questions, please call 205-879-7500.
If you would like to email us, please complete the contact form below.
Phone 205-879-7500
Fax 205-879-7554
2204 Lakeshore Drive, Suite 212
Birmingham, AL 35209 USA