Dr. Sachs is a clinical psychologist in New York, specializing in ADD/ADHD and Autism in children, teens and adults.
Sachs Center is a full-service holistic boutique psychotherapy practice on Manhattan’s Upper West Side. Dr. Sachs is a clinical psychologist who has spent the past fifteen years helping children, teens, and adults with ADD, ADHD, Autism, Anxiety, Depression and other co-morbid disorders. International Expertise. Dr. Sachs has provided therapy, supervision, consultation for children, teens and […]
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It is common for adults with attention deficit hyperactive disorder (ADHD) to struggle with anxiety. About 30 to 40 percent of adults with ADHD have an anxiety disorder. In fact, recent research suggests that the rate of co-occurring anxiety for adults with ADHD is continuing to climb and is now nearing 50 percent. There are
What Sachs Center Can Do For Your Family Here at Sachs Center we are proud to be a full service center that is dedicated to testing and treating ADD/ADHD, Aspergers, Autism, and other conditions found commonly in children, teenagers, and even adults. I am Dr. George Sachs, PsyD. Myself, along with my outstanding staff, are
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When a stranger stands too close, what do you do? You step away. Instinct. Boundaries are the rules you set for yourself and for others. But, that means others will have rules, too. Fear not—in this post, we discuss why keeping boundaries is necessary for healthy living, why ADHDers are prone to poor boundaries, and what to
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Do you engage in sexual relationships you later regret? Always looking for the next guy or girl? Suffer buyer’s remorse from an relationship you got into too soon? Impulsive decision-making regarding relationships and sex is a way of life for many ADDers. It all comes down to the way our brains are wired. But there is hope! Like most
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“I just don’t get him.” A little while ago a client of mine walked into my office. She was completely distraught over the demise of her relationship with her boyfriend. “He was so perfect in so many ways,” she said “but anytime I wanted to talk to him about anything important or emotional, he completely
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When you get angry, do you often say or do things you regret? Do you risk alienating your significant other, or your boss? Does frustration turn to rage, which leads to guilt and shame? In this post, we’re talking about why ADHDers are prone to anger and the strategies to best handle it. It is possible! First of
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To lessen ADHD symptoms, drink more water. It sounds simple and it is. And yet, many people forget to do this simple task each day, leading to poor cognition and mental attention. Consider these studies done on children: In one study, 40 children around 8 years old were tested on their memory and attention skills
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