With adult ADHD diagnoses rising four times faster than diagnoses among children across the United States, Winston Center has appointed Brian Pham to serve as Medical Director to ensure a growing number of clients […]
With a growing demand for language and learning services, Winston Center promoted Hannah Fant to Director of Language and Learning Services and Kara Nelson to Assistant Director. They will work as a team […]
Winston Center will be closed July 5, 2021, to observe the Fourth of July.
Fireworks are a traditional part of Independence Day, but they’re not always fun for kids with ADHD. Many are prone to […]
As more people recognize the importance of early intervention for speech conditions and schools diagnose more students with special education needs, Winston Center’s speech therapy practice continues to grow. Committed to maintaining its reputation for […]
When the World Federation of ADHD gathered virtually for the 8th Annual ADHD World Congress, members learned about the feasibility and potential benefits of a multi-faceted lifestyle intervention for adults with ADHD […]
To meet a growing demand for Winston Center’s speech therapy services in Oregon, five members of Winston Center’s speech therapy team obtained Oregon speech-language pathology certifications. Wendy Popa, Hannah Fant and Ryan Aspiras received Speech-Language […]
For many of our patients and their parents, getting needed support in school feels like an uphill battle. We’ve dreamed of starting a program for students with learning differences — and now it’s a reality […]
April 9 is National Winston Churchill Day, commemorating the day in 1963 when Winston Churchill became an honorary citizen of the United States. He was a savvy military strategist, defending Great Britain against the Nazis […]
When Dyslexic Advantage announced the 2021 winners of the Karina Eide Young Writers Awards, the nonprofit organization supporting individuals with dyslexia recognized two Winston Center clients. In addition to receiving a cash prize, Landon Giolitti […]
Fidget spinners took the world by storm a few years ago, but many people believe they and other sensory gadgets can be helpful for children with ADHD. Seeking an expert’s opinion, Parents.com turned to Winston […]
