Grant Martin, PhD, is a dedicated psychologist with a profound specialty in the special needs of children and adolescents. His expertise encompasses the identification and treatment of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), learning disabilities, anxiety, and depression among young individuals. Having positively impacted the lives of over 10,000 children throughout his career, Grant possesses a rich background in addressing behavioral issues, enhancing parent-child dynamics, and confronting family violence, including child sexual abuse. His perspective is notably shaped by his personal Christian beliefs, yet he prioritizes a respectful and inclusive approach towards the diverse values of his clients. The therapeutic process he promotes thrives on openness and collaboration. With experience as a clinical professor at Western Washington University and a former school psychologist at the Child Development Center at UW, Grant also lectures as an adjunct professor at Northwest University, contributing to the future of family psychology. An accomplished author, he has written fourteen insightful books, including 'The Attention Deficit Child' and 'Help! for Teachers: Strategies for Reaching All Students'. His publications, such as 'Help! My Child Is Struggling In School' and 'Help! My Child Isn't Learning' published by Focus on the Family, further demonstrate his commitment to supporting parents and educators in fostering children's educational success.