GIVING HOPE TO ALL

Giving Hope is a Christ-led pediatric, family, and individual practice that provides whole person, whole life, wholistic red carpet services. We provide support to ALL people of ALL ethnicities, beliefs, cultures, and practices. We partner with parents, caregivers, and professionals to assess and build a whole-person treatment based on your needs, values, and beliefs.

At Giving Hope, we treat a variety of developmental disabilities, intellectual disabilities, and mental illnesses with a specialization in Autism, Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), emotional disturbances, behavior management, and parenting supports. We utilize psychophysiological methods to support in-between sessions to get to the root of the problem: the brain! With brain mapping and neurofeedback, we are able to safely and effectively help people of all ages with many symptoms and disorders, including ADHD, anxiety, executive function struggles, and more.

COVID-19 UPDATE: We are now open! For more information about new office guidelines, please contact us. Watch Dr. Burgess speak about how Giving Hope is adapting to meet the needs of clients and using technology to continue treatments below.

Dr. Burgess, I am forever grateful

“Dr. Burgess, I am forever grateful for all that you have done for my whole family. Our field is lucky to have you!”

-Mother of a 4-year old (received neurofeedback, emotional supports, parent training, behavior modification, and psychological evaluation).

Dr. Naeema, there need to be

“Dr. Naeema, there need to be more professionals like you that care about us. Thank you for what you did for my baby. I don’t know where we would be without you. She is thriving and now she is mainstreamed! Your services helped her by leaps and bounds.”

-Mother of a toddler child with autism (received ABA therapy, family training, parent coaching, and advocacy).

I am so grateful that

“I am so grateful that my son was able to work with you. You blessed his life so much with your therapy and evaluation. You got him everything he needed! I am forever grateful.”

-Mother of a high-functioning 7-year-old child on the autism spectrum (received therapy and assessment to address autism with recommendations).

“There is a loss of tension in her face. ”

“I do not think this is the Concerta. Concerta helps you attend to cues but I don’t think it has much impact on emotional volatility. The other day a friend of hers was practicing karate kicks and aimed a karate kick at her tummy and she connected. In months past, Allyson would have gotten up screaming, arms across the chest and screamed, ‘You did that on purpose!’ This time she got up. The girl said, ‘Oh, I’m sorry.’ The girl took her to the teacher and told the teacher what happened about her tummy hurting. Six months ago she would have had a tantrum and not been able to function in a learning environment for the rest of the day. She is much better at letting go of the little insults that happen every day.