Gene Chambers PhD, Neuropsychologist

12/01/2023

11/23/2023

11/22/2023

Thank you, Teach Through Love ❤️

11/20/2023

“My advice to incoming college students with ADHD and learning differences: Don’t be afraid to reach out to people in your campus community. Cold emails can lead to jobs, friendships, and new insights.”

11/19/2023

While most individuals with learning disabilities and ADHD are diagnosed as children or adolescents, some are diagnosed with these issues later on as adults, frequently while in college. Visit our website today to request an evaluation if you or your student are struggling with ADHD or learning disabilities.
www.genechambers.com

Dr. Gene Chambers, PhD is a Clinical Neuropsychologist who specializes in Neuropsychological testing & evaluations for ADHD, ADD, dementia, memory loss, head injuries, I.Q. testing, autism, depression, anxiety, pre-surgical evaluation, depression, anxiety, bipolar, etc, as well as psychotherapy and....

10/19/2023

Growing up with ADHD, I was embarrassed and ashamed. It took me years to find the joy in my life. Here's what I wish I knew about ADHD then.

09/15/2020

How to avoid being overwhelmed by competing responsibilities.

03/31/2020

Under the Table and Teaching: 11 Expert Tips for Schooling Kids with ADHD from Home.

Unschooling. Homeschooling. Crisis schooling. What is the difference? And what are the best learning strategies for your child with ADHD at this stressful time?

03/06/2020

We have been experiencing issues this week with AT&T mobile users not being able to call us. You can email us at genechambersphd@gmail.com if you are not able to reach us by phone.

We hope this issue is resolved soon. We are currently being told this issue could last through next week.

07/31/2019

Understanding ADHD

While ADHD is believed to be hereditary, effectively managing your child’s symptoms can affect both the severity of the disorder and development of more serious problems over time. Early intervention holds the key to positive outcomes for your child. The earlier you address your child’s problems...