ADHD / ADD evaluation and treatment that fits your life.
Telehealth psychiatric care for ADHD across children, teens, and adults in Georgia.
Understanding ADHD / ADD
Definition
ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects attention, impulse control, and activity level. ADD is an older term still used to describe the inattentive type of ADHD.
ADHD shows up differently across ages. In children, it can look like difficulty sitting still, forgetting instructions, or struggling with homework. In adults, it often looks like missed deadlines, restlessness, time blindness, and underperformance despite high effort. ADHD is real, common, and very treatable.
Common signs and symptoms
- • Difficulty sustaining attention on tasks or play
- • Frequently losing things needed for tasks
- • Easily distracted by external stimuli
- • Forgetfulness in daily activities
- • Restlessness or fidgeting
- • Acting before thinking, interrupting others
- • Difficulty starting or finishing tasks
- • Underperforming at school or work despite ability
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Who We Treat
Supporting children, teens, and adults with compassionate psychiatric care.We partner with families and providers to deliver personalized, coordinated support.
Our Approach & Treatment Options
Our approach
Our evaluation includes a thorough psychiatric history, symptom screening using validated tools, review of school or work performance, ruling out other conditions, and a written diagnostic summary.
Treatment is individualized. Many patients do well with behavioral strategies, parent training, school accommodations, and brief therapy. When medication is indicated, we discuss every option, start conservatively, and monitor closely.
We coordinate with primary care, schools, and therapists. We also provide written documentation for school accommodations and workplace requests.
Treatment options for this condition
- • Stimulant and non-stimulant medication management when indicated
- • Behavioral therapy and parent training referrals
- • School accommodation documentation
- • Workplace accommodation support for adults
- • Coordination with pediatrician or primary care
Your First Visit
Your first visit is designed to provide a comprehensive evaluation, clear guidance, and personalized next steps for your care.
Book your visit online
New patients can schedule in minutes.
Receive your patient portal invitation
Complete intake forms and ADHD screening tools through the patient portal.
Meet with Marjorie
Meet for a 60 to 75 minute initial evaluation visit.
Receive a written summary
Receive a written summary, diagnostic clarification when applicable, and a treatment plan with next steps.
Schedule follow-up visits at the cadence the plan recommends.
We track what’s working and refine over time.
Frequently Asked Questions
A complete initial evaluation is 60 to 75 minutes. Some patients return for a follow-up to finalize the diagnosis and plan.