Struggling with focus, organization, or starting tasks? Adult ADHD is real, treatable, and doesn’t mean you’re lazy. Get an expert evaluation and targeted treatment plan.
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by persistent patterns of inattention, hyperactivity, and/or impulsivity. While often thought of as a childhood condition, an estimated 4-5% of adults have ADHD.
In adults, ADHD often looks different than in children. The physical hyperactivity of childhood often transitions into inner restlessness, overworking, or impulsivity in relationships and spending.
We utilize validated rating scales (like the ASRS) prior to your appointment to quantify your symptoms.
A 60-minute deep dive into your childhood history, academic performance, work history, and current impairments.
Ruling out or identifying co-occurring conditions (like anxiety) that must be treated concurrently.
Medication is highly effective for ADHD, helping to correct the dopamine and norepinephrine imbalances in the prefrontal cortex.
The first-line treatment for ADHD. They work quickly to improve focus and reduce impulsivity.
*Note: Controlled substances require strict adherence to practice policies and state telehealth laws.
“I spent my entire 20s thinking I was just lazy and undisciplined. Getting a proper ADHD diagnosis and finding the right treatment completely changed the trajectory of my career. For the first time, my brain feels quiet enough to actually do the work I know I’m capable of.”
Yes, under current regulations, we can evaluate and prescribe controlled substances like stimulants via telehealth. We strictly adhere to state and federal prescribing laws.
If you have previous neuropsychological testing, please provide it. However, it is not strictly required. We conduct our own thorough clinical evaluation to make a diagnosis.
Not necessarily. While ADHD is a lifelong neurological difference, the need for medication fluctuates based on your environment, job demands, and coping skills. We regularly reassess the need for treatment.
