Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects both children and adults. It affects attention, impulse control, and emotional regulation, which makes it difficult to stay focused or organized. ADHD is not a lack of motivation to do tasks. It is a difference in how the brain manages focus and executive function.
Headspace Wellness Clinic provides psychiatric evaluation and medication-based treatment for people with ADHD in an outpatient setting. Care is available through in-person visits and secure telepsychiatry.
ADHD is not only about inattention, but it is also a hurricane of executive dysfunction. It makes it difficult for you to start tasks, complete what you begin, stay organized, or regulate your emotional responses. In a report from 2022, ADHD affects about 11.4% of U.S. children (aged 3–17).
The mental health professionals at Headspace Wellness Clinic understand the struggle to complete a task, missed deadlines, emotional overwhelm, and persistent mental fatigue. Our focus is on identifying what is interfering with daily functioning and developing personalized treatment accordingly.
Types of ADHD and Common Symptoms
ADHD is commonly classified into three types. Each affects individuals differently across age groups.
Inattentive
This form is marked by difficulty in managing focus and organizing tasks.
Common symptoms include
Trouble maintaining attention
Disorganization
Forgetfulness
Losing items frequently
Avoidance of tasks that require focus
Hyperactive-Impulsive
This form is more outwardly active and behavior-driven.
Common features include:
Restlessness
Excessive talking
Difficulty waiting
Interrupting others
Acting without considering consequences
Combined Presentation
Many individuals experience a combination of inattentive and hyperactive-impulsive symptoms at the same time.
ADHD Testing/Diagnosis
The psychiatrists at the Headspace Wellness Clinic use evidence-based screening tools to evaluate executive dysfunction, focus, and more in children, teens & adults.
Clinical Interview
We speak with you and your child about changes in attention, impulsivity, emotional regulation, emotional outbursts, and more.
Teacher & Parent Input
We may request brief feedback from their teachers, caregivers, or family members. It helps understand how ADHD symptoms show up in different environments.
ADHD Pediatric Screening
Our providers use validated and evidence-based screening tools to evaluate attention span, hyperactivity, and age-appropriate behaviors in children.
Medical Review
We review your medical history, current medications (if you are taking any), sleep patterns, and co-occurring conditions that may mimic or overlap with ADHD.
Why Patients Choose Headspace Wellness Clinic
The providers at Headspace Wellness Clinic use validated ADHD screening tools with a patient-centered approach to diagnosis and deliver personalized treatment plans.
All major insurance accepted
Evidence-based psychiatric evaluation
Medication-focused ADHD treatment
HIPAA-compliant telepsychiatry
In-person appointments
Treatment for children, adolescents, and adults
Clear explanations and structured follow-up
Struggling to Start or Finish Tasks? Let’s Find Relief
ADHD is not a character flaw or a discipline issue, and we understand this. If your child is struggling at school or if symptoms are disturbing your normal functioning, we can help you regain control.
We accept all major insurance plans, including Medicaid and Medicare.
What should I expect from the first visit?
Expect a detailed conversation. Our providers will ask questions about attention patterns, daily functioning, emotional regulation, sleep, medical history, and prior treatment.
Do you treat adult ADHD?
Yes. We evaluate and treat ADHD in adults, adolescents, and children.
How do I know if ADHD is actually the problem?
Most patients come in because their child can't focus or has emotional regulation or consistency issues. Our provider will use evidence screening and ask questions to find out if it is ADHD or something else. If it’s not ADHD, we say that clearly and explain why.
