Attention Deficit Disorder

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Common symptoms may include difficulty staying focused, forgetfulness, disorganization, procrastination, impulsivity, restlessness, and trouble managing time or completing tasks. For college students and adults, these challenges can impact school, work, relationships, and everyday life.

Many patients can have a combination of both hyperactivity and inattention. 

Through our evaluation and diagnostic tools, we can determine together which treatment plan will best fit you, 

At Sol Psychiatric Care, we provide convenient, compassionate telehealth evaluations and individualized treatment for ADHD. Our providers can help you better understand your symptoms and, when appropriate, develop a personalized treatment plan that may include medication management and ongoing support.

If you have a previous ADHD diagnosis:
Please bring any available past medical records or documentation of your ADHD diagnosis from a previous healthcare provider.

If you do not have a childhood diagnosis:
Because ADHD symptoms typically begin during childhood, we recommend bringing any available information that can help document symptoms during your early years, such as:

• Parent/guardian testimony describing ADHD symptoms you experienced during childhood
• School records, if available
• Report cards showing concerns with attention, behavior, organization, or academic performance
• Disciplinary records, such as detention or suspension records, if available
• Other documentation from elementary, middle, or high school that may help establish a history of symptoms

These documents can help our providers better understand your history and determine whether an ADHD diagnosis is appropriate; however, none are required.