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Who you'll work with

Our team

A small group of clinicians who evaluate and treat under one roof. The person who tests you and the person who sees you every week work from the same plan.

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Our clinicians

The people behind the plan

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Dr. Craig McFarland

PhD, Clinical Psychologist · Founder

Dr. McFarland earned a PhD in Clinical Psychology with specialized training in neuropsychology at the University of Arizona. He completed a clinical neuropsychology internship and a two-year postdoctoral fellowship at the Boston VA Hospital, and served as a Clinical Fellow at Harvard University Medical School and a Research Fellow at the Boston University School of Medicine.

He has more than 13 years of experience evaluating and treating ADHD, learning disabilities, and other cognitive differences across the lifespan, and he founded this clinic so Montanans could get both the answers and the care in one place.

  • ADHD, autism, and learning disability evaluations
  • Therapy for anxiety and depression alongside cognitive differences
  • Strategies for memory, attention, and problem solving
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How we work

What you can expect from all of us

Different, not broken

We treat ADHD, autism, and learning disabilities as differences in how a brain works, not problems to erase.

One plan, one team

Evaluators and therapists share notes and a single plan. Nobody has to retell their story at every door.

Plain language

Reports and sessions are written and spoken so you can actually use them, not so they sound impressive.

Your goals first

If a goal is really someone else's goal for you, we say so and ask what you want instead.

Comfort is not a luxury

Lighting, breaks, fidgets, and pacing are part of good care, not special treatment.

Built for Montana

Long drives, small towns, and thin provider networks shape how we schedule and who we coordinate with.

One roof

Why the same team matters

In most of Montana, an evaluation happens in one office and treatment happens somewhere else, months later, with a waitlist in between. Here, the roots and the branches belong to the same tree.

Your evaluator walks your results to your therapist. Your therapist can ask the evaluator a question. Nothing gets lost in a referral.

Why one roof matters

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We're building this team

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Not sure who to see?

Call (406) 000-0000. We'll listen to what's going on and match you with the right person.

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