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Evidence of ADHD’s effects into adulthood mounting
The Role of Genetics in Mental Health
Dr. Sarkis receives back-to-back honors
Coping Mechanisms Come in Many Shapes and Sizes
News & Articles:
• Drugs to Lift Depression in Hours Rather Than Weeks By Andrea Petersen, The hunt is on for a faster-acting, more effective antidepressant.
Stop the Stigma | Family Education Event
Gainesville's First Annual - Children's Mental Health Awareness Day
Join us for this free, community-wide, family-friendly event!
We'll have a bounce house, inflatable slide, rock wall, face painting, informational booths, food, & other fun activities! VIEW the PROMO FLIER >
- Kanapaha Park
- Saturday, May 11th, 2013
- from 12 to 4 p.m.
Questions or comments?
Dorene Webster, M.S.
Cell: 352-256-3599
Director of Public Relations and Outreach
Sarkis Family Psychiatry and Clinical Trials
Raising a Child with ADHD
By Anonymous
www.chabad.org
Most children are excited about school. But for my eight-year-old daughter, school presents serious challenges. The odds are heavily stacked against her. I can see and feel her apprehension as she checks her supplies one last time. She climbs onto my lap in need of extra reassurance. As she presses herself against me, I stroke her freshly washed hair, and softly tell her over and over again how much I love her... Read full article >
Sarkis Family Psychiatry In The News!
We have been featured on TV and in print publications.
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New Commercial - Sarkis Family Psychiatry - Celebrating 20 Years
You deserve to feel better.
> Dr Johnson on WUFT News
Pediatricians now diagnosing ADHD in kids as young as four >
The American Academy of Pediatrics now indicates that kids as young as four years old can be diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. Gainesville psychiatrist Dr. Michael Johnson comments on the change.
> Dr Sarkis' letter published in the Wall Street Journal
Nobody Chooses a Mental Illness
Regarding Thomas Szasz's "Universal Health Care Isn't Worth Our Freedom" (op-ed, July). Although the principles which Dr. Szasz espouses are worthy of discussion, I am bit outraged by his idea that schizophrenia does not belong in the same category of "unwanted happenings" such as lupus, leukemia and prostate cancer.
Elias H Sarkis. M.D.
Gainesville, Fla.
Please click here to be directed to The Wall Street Journal's site for more information

