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ADHD Care
We educate, treat, support, and empower those challenged by ADHD — with evaluation and comprehensive treatment for children, teens, and adults.
Across every age
ADHD affects children, teens, and adults
ADHD does not end at childhood. We provide evaluation and ongoing care for patients at every stage of life.
Adult
Understanding an ADHD diagnosis helps adults make sense of their functional and emotional tendencies — and handle the daily challenges of work, relationships, and self-management more effectively.
Adolescent
ADHD has a strong emotional component that grows with time. Childhood hyperactivity may present as restlessness in young adults and can significantly affect emotional regulation — including frustration, insecurity, and irritability.
Child
Symptoms are often most noticeable in children. Recognizing a child's unique strengths alongside their challenges is essential for their well-being, sense of accomplishment, and healthy relationships.
What the research shows
Understanding ADHD
ADHD is frequently a lifelong condition. Approximately two-thirds of young people diagnosed with ADHD continue to experience meaningful difficulties into adolescence and adulthood — yet many are never re-evaluated or treated as they age.
ADHD commonly co-occurs with other conditions, including anxiety, depression, substance use disorder, and sleep problems. Addressing these together — rather than in isolation — leads to better outcomes.
There are 18 well-recognized ADHD symptoms organized across three presentations: hyperactive, inattentive, or combined type. The most effective treatment today is ADHD medication — both stimulant and non-stimulant options are available. Exercise and psychological approaches also help, but medications show the most predictable and largest effect size in current research.
Many teens and adults continue to live with untreated, underlying ADHD — largely due to outdated assumptions that ADHD disappears after childhood. It does not, and effective care is available.
ADHD by the facts
What you should know
Affects all ages
More than just a childhood disorder — ADHD follows people through their entire lives.
A brain-based disorder
ADHD is a neurological condition — not a lack of willpower, intelligence, or effort.
Largely genetic
Estimated heritability of approximately 76% — one of the most heritable psychiatric conditions.
Recognizing the signs
Adolescent & Adult symptoms
ADHD in teens and adults often looks different than the hyperactive child stereotype. Emotional dysregulation — including anxiety and depressive symptoms — can create significant challenges in personal, professional, and relationship settings.
Executive Function
- Procrastination
- Incomplete tasks
- Tardiness
- Daydreaming
- Distraction
- Forgetfulness
Inhibition
- Impulsivity
- Excitability
- Agitation
- Inattention
Confidence
- Insecurity
- Low self-esteem
- Guilt
- Sensitivity
Emotions
- Irritability
- Lability
- Frustration
- Boredom
- Anxiety / depressive symptoms
Relationships
- Social insecurity
- Impatience
Evaluation & treatment
We are here to help
Whether you are seeking an initial evaluation, a second opinion, or ongoing ADHD management, our providers offer comprehensive, compassionate care. Established patients with an existing ADHD prescription can also request a refill appointment through our dedicated ADHD form.