A lot of practices offer good clinical work. Fewer offer what happens here.

Restorative Conversations has been operating since 2015 with a structure that most group practices do not have: a team that functions as a real team. We run clinical rounds every two weeks. We consult internally before referring out. We match clients deliberately, by what they are navigating, by fit, and by who in the practice is genuinely best suited to the work.

Not every situation belongs here, and we say so. That kind of clarity is part of what makes the practice trustworthy to the people who refer to us, and to the people who come.

We work across a range of concerns, with particular depth in:

• Anxiety, depression, and mood concerns. For adults who want more than coping strategies.
• ADHD assessment and treatment. Comprehensive, individualized, and always paired with psychiatric screening. Adults and adolescents, including women receiving a later-in-life diagnosis.
• Trauma. Complex and developmental trauma, using evidence-based approaches including EMDR.
• Psychoeducational assessment. For children ages 6 and up, adolescents, and adults, assessing for learning disabilities, giftedness, and ADHD.
• Psychiatric assessment. For adults navigating questions that need more than therapy alone.

The people who tend to do well here are self-aware and ready to do more than manage. They have often been carrying something for a long time, and they are ready to understand it more clearly, not just cope with it better.

Many arrive through a physician referral. Some come through word of mouth. Some find us through Psychology Today.

If you are not sure whether this practice is the right fit for what you are navigating, reach out. Helping you figure that out is part of what we do.

You reach out. We ask a few questions about what you are looking for, and we match you to the clinician best suited to your situation. Referrals come to the practice rather than to a specific clinician, which lets us make that match with care. From there, the work begins.