Montreal Neuropsychologist

Looking out the window while twirling her hair. Talking incessantly or hyperactively. Feeling anxious and depressed (but not meeting the criteria of any diagnosable disorder). These are just some of the easy-to-miss ADHD symptoms in girls.

ADHD symptoms can carry on into adulthood often without ever being diagnosed. Watch Thursday at 8 pm: http://www.cbc.ca/natureoft/episodes/adhd-not-just-for-kids

"I will interrupt you with a completely unrelated thought. You’ll be talking on about your kid’s night waking. I’ll nod, and nod, and when you pause, I will say... something like, 'Oh, my gosh, did I tell you how my kid keeps eating dirt?' This is incredibly rude. I should still be nodding and murmuring consolations about your kid’s sleep issues. But the dirt thing came on so suddenly, and so strongly, that the need to tell you superseded all social convention." See more

Exercise and outdoor playtime is awesome!

Now that's what I am talking about!

Public Film on Concussions 6pm Wed Feb 8th at the Montreal Neurological Institute Jean Thimens theatre

Beat the winter blues with a bit of outdoor time in the a.m. (Before 3pm latest as the sunlight starts to diminish). It can be a simple walk.

Finding solutions that work for you or your child. Unlock your potential! Vivian Akerib is a clinical psychologist with a specialization in Neuropsychology and member of the Order of Psychologists of Québec (OPQ). http://montrealneuropsychologist.com/