ADHD · Massachusetts & New Hampshire
ADHD treatment in Massachusetts.
We evaluate and manage ADHD medication for ages 13+. Adult ADHD rarely looks like the hyperactive child people picture. If focus, follow-through, or consistency has always been harder than it should be — an accurate evaluation changes the map. Talk therapy is available for adults.
ADHD doesn’t look the way most people think.
More often it is chronic disorganization, difficulty sustaining attention on uninteresting tasks, impulsivity, emotional dysregulation, and a sense of underperforming despite effort. Many adults — particularly women — were never diagnosed as children.
ADHD is also frequently misdiagnosed and over-diagnosed. Treating anxiety as ADHD (or the reverse) causes real harm. Read Is it really ADHD — or something else?
About 4–5% of adults have ADHD. Most childhood ADHD persists. Many adult cases still go undiagnosed.
How we evaluate and treat
- 60-minute clinical evaluation and differential diagnosis
- Stimulant management (amphetamine- and methylphenidate-based) when appropriate, following MA rules
- Non-stimulants: atomoxetine, guanfacine, bupropion, and other options
- Coordination with adult talk therapy when it is a fit
- Telehealth across MA and NH, or in-person in Winchester
Can adults have ADHD?
Yes. About 4–5% of adults have ADHD; most were never diagnosed as children. Adult ADHD often looks like disorganization, follow-through problems, and inner restlessness rather than overt hyperactivity.
Do I need neuropsychological testing?
ADHD is a clinical diagnosis. Testing is not required for most adults. We do a careful, unrushed interview and rule out mimics such as anxiety, sleep problems, and mood disorders.
Can you prescribe stimulants via telehealth in Massachusetts?
We conduct comprehensive evaluations via HIPAA-compliant telehealth and prescribe in compliance with Massachusetts regulations after an appropriate evaluation.
Same-week appointments
Find your match.
We’ll match you with the right provider and verify insurance before you commit. No referral needed.