ADHD (Non-Stimulant)
Missed deadlines, scattered thoughts, and constant restlessness can leave you feeling behind no matter how hard you try. ADHD is real, it’s treatable, and adults can get meaningful support without stimulant medication.
ADHD (attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder) affects attention, organization, impulse control, and activity level. In adults it often looks like chronic disorganization, procrastination, forgetfulness, and difficulty finishing tasks rather than obvious hyperactivity. Many adults were never diagnosed as children.
Care begins with a comprehensive psychiatric evaluation that reviews your current symptoms, childhood history, and conditions such as anxiety, depression, or sleep problems that can look like ADHD or occur alongside it.
This practice treats ADHD with Non-Stimulant medication only. Stimulants and other controlled substances are not prescribed.
Difficulty sustaining focus, following through, staying organized, and remembering details.
Restlessness, difficulty sitting still, interrupting others, and acting before thinking.
A mix of inattentive and hyperactive-impulsive symptoms that affects daily life.
Long-standing symptoms that were missed or misunderstood during childhood.
Focus problems combined with worry or overwhelm, addressed together in one treatment plan.
Attention difficulties alongside low mood, frustration, or low self-esteem.
Adults who prefer to avoid stimulants or did not tolerate them well in the past.
Trouble with deadlines, time management, and organization that is affecting your career.
If these patterns have been present since childhood and are affecting your work, relationships, or daily responsibilities, an evaluation can help clarify what’s going on.
An accurate evaluation makes treatment more effective and helps you build routines and systems that actually work for you.
Psychiatric Evaluation
Secure Telehealth Appointments
Adults (18+) located in New York and Kansas
Insurance and Self-Pay Options Available
No. This practice does not prescribe stimulants or any other controlled substances. ADHD is treated with non-stimulant medication options, which may be combined with therapy and practical strategies.
Non-stimulant medications act on brain chemicals involved in attention and impulse control without the misuse potential of stimulants. They often take several weeks to reach full effect, so progress is reviewed at follow-up visits.
No. Stimulant prescriptions are not continued or transferred. If you would like to explore a non-stimulant option, your history and current medications will be reviewed carefully during your evaluation.
Labs help confirm that a medication is safe for you and rule out medical conditions, such as thyroid problems, that can affect focus, energy, and mood.
Your previous diagnosis and treatment history will be reviewed as part of your care. Recommendations are based on your current symptoms and needs.
No. All services are provided through secure, live-video telehealth appointments for adults (18+) located in New York and Kansas.
Choosing a provider is personal and trust matters.
You don’t need to keep compensating on your own. A psychiatric evaluation is a simple first step toward understanding your symptoms and finding a non-stimulant approach that fits your life.
