ADHD is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects attention, self-regulation, and executive function. While often diagnosed in childhood, ADHD frequently continues into adulthood and may be underrecognized, especially in women and high-achieving individuals. Without proper support, ADHD can interfere with school, work, relationships, and mental health, but with the right care, individuals with ADHD can thrive.

Inattentive Symptoms:

• Difficulty focusing or following through

• Frequently losing items or forgetting tasks

• Struggling to stay organized

• Easily distracted by noise or interruptions

Hyperactive Symptoms:

• Restlessness or feeling “on the go”

• Interrupting others or speaking out of turn

• Difficulty waiting one’s turn

• Impulsive decisions or risk-taking behavior

Adults with ADHD may also experience low frustration tolerance, emotional dysregulation, and chronic procrastination.

ADHD is neurodevelopmental and may involve:

• Genetic and hereditary factors

• Dopamine and norepinephrine imbalances

• Prenatal factors or early brain development

• High-stress or overstimulating environments

At MTM Psychiatry, we offer a comprehensive, individualized approach to treating ADHD, including:

• Comprehensive psychiatric evaluation

• Referrals for in-depth psychological testing if indicated

• Medication management

• Referrals for ADHD-focused therapy

• Sleep, nutrition, and lifestyle recommendations

• Psychoeducation and mindfulness techniques

• Support for co-existing conditions such as anxiety, depression, or PMDD