CU Medicine Psychiatry - Executive Functioning Clinic is committed to helping individuals with executive functioning deficits and their families access evidence-based interventions aimed at improving their daily living and functioning.
Executive functioning describes how well individuals access and use a set of brain-based skills that are essential for adaptive living in their day-to-day settings. Individuals with executive functioning deficits may display difficulties with planning, getting started and completing activities, staying organized, self-monitoring their work and behavior, adapting to changes, and controlling impulses.
For more information, please visit https://www.unstuckandontarget.com/.
Our University of Colorado School of Medicine behavioral health clinicians employ a patient-centered approach in developing an individualized treatment plan that takes into account the unique experiences and goals of each patient.
Our outpatient clinic services help those who are experiencing difficulty:
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setting goals
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planning efficiently
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compromising
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problem-solving
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staying focused while executing plans
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using motivation and reminder systems
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regulating emotions
Services:
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Group Services (For elementary, middle, and high school aged youth)
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Individual Therapy (For children, adolescents, and adults)
To schedule with CU Medicine Psychiatry - Executive Functioning Clinic, please contact the Helen and Arthur E. Johnson Depression Center at 303-724-3300.
Providers
Gender
Female
Language
English
Department
Psychiatry
Gender
Female
Language
English
Department
Psychiatry
Specialty
Psychology
Specialties
Services
- Individual therapy
- Group Services
Policies
- When scheduling an appointment, please be prepared to provide the reason, or chief complaint, for your appointment.
- Please provide at least 24-hour notice if you are unable to keep your scheduled appointment.
- Please arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled appointment for check-in.
- Patients arriving more than 10 minutes after their scheduled appointment time may be asked to reschedule their appointment.
- We ask all new and established patients to present their photo identification and insurance card at every office visit.
- Patients should anticipate paying required co-pays at check-in.
- CU Medicine clinics are tobacco-free environments. We do not allow smoking or the use of tobacco products (including e-cigarettes) in our clinics or buildings.
- CU Medicine prohibits the presence and use of knives, guns, or other weapons in our clinics or buildings. This prohibition includes patients, visitors, and staff members with concealed weapons permits.