Triad Psych, pc

04/01/2026

03/31/2026

A snapshot on Triad's 23 year trajectory and how we ended up in the expert witness space.

03/31/2026

A fresh look at our team. A great group of people in our opinion!

03/28/2026

Our latest creation describing what we do.

03/21/2026

Dale Gillman has rapidly become a valued member of our Triad team.

03/16/2026

Struggling to stay focused or organized—even when you know what needs to get done?

You’re not alone. Many people experience challenges with executive functioning skills like planning, prioritizing, and starting tasks. This can happen with ADHD, stress, or simply when life gets overwhelming.

The good news: these skills can be learned and strengthened.

Small supports—like breaking tasks into manageable steps, using planning tools, and creating simple routines—can make a powerful difference.

03/09/2026

03/03/2026

A school in Baltimore has come up with a brilliant idea to avoid the typical detention routine that many schools rely on. Instead of punishing kids by locking them in a room, they replaced detention with mediation. You read that right—mediation, which has resulted in ZERO suspensions for a whole decade.

This isn’t just about kids sitting down and talking things out. It’s a philosophy that teaches emotional intelligence, resolution skills, and empathy—things that the typical school system doesn’t often teach. It’s easy to criticize, but the success of this system shows that maybe it’s time to rethink how we deal with behavior.

It’s a bold, innovative approach that could change the way schools handle discipline across the country. If one school can do it, why can’t all of them? 🧘🏾‍♂️✌🏽

03/01/2026

Thanks to our newest staff member, Ms. Mari McCown we are now launching a Triad Newsletter. Please read, enjoy and comment. Different does not mean deficient.

Neurodiversity reminds us that brains develop and function in many valid, meaningful ways. ADHD, autism, and learning differences often come with creativity, insight, and unique strengths.

Let’s build a community that sees value — not deficits. 💚

What’s a strength your unique brain gives you?

02/27/2026

Seeing how much we have to give...

Dan Aykroyd’s autistic passion didn’t just stay a hobby - it helped create Ghostbusters.

As a child, Dan developed an intense fascination with ghosts, the paranormal, and police work.

Years later, that same autistic style of curiosity - the kind that loves researching, collecting facts, and exploring every detail - became creative fuel.

Instead of being told his interests were “too much,” he followed them.

And they became one of the most iconic films ever made.

02/26/2026

I have the honor of being asked to join Dr. Stephanie Holmes' new podcast about neurodiversity in media. Focusing on ND characters either identifying as such in media and also the ones where it is not disclosed but stated indirectly. This project will be a lot of fun and also help many individuals.

Autism & NeuroDivergency Representations in Media. Click to read Holmes' Cinema Clues, a Substack publication with thousands of subscribers.

02/23/2026

Part two of our video about how EMDR works.