Make next semester even better

This well-deserved winter break is a great time to reflect a little. How did last semester go? Anything you want to change before the spring semester gets into full swing? To help guide your reflection, and see if maybe something bigger is going on, consider these statements and see how many feel true to you.

Get ready for spring semester

If even one of those statements feels familiar, it’s time to get a personalized mental health report. Screening for ADHD, anxiety, depression, and more, our Smart Assessment will tell you everything you need to know to get treatment your first exam.

Your next step:
Take an Assessment

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For ADHD treatment, an Assessment reviewed by a psychologist is required to move forward with treatment.

Want to get to know us a little better first? Check out our FAQs.

Once you receive your diagnosis or exclusion, you can explore treatment with us in these states. Or your student counseling office can help you set up appointments to create and monitor your treatment plan right on campus.

How a diagnosis might impact your life

When you know more about what is getting in your way, you can start to clear barriers and move forward. Here are some things you’ll gain when you begin to seek answers.

You’ll begin to understand your brain better so you can work with it, not against it.
Knowing what challenges you’re facing means that you can find tools, get tips, and create strategies to meet those challenges.
Treatment, which may or may not include medication, can help you on your ADHD journey and help you quickly get back on track with your classes and your life.
Resources, like increased time for testing, limited-distraction environments, and access to note-taking services, may be available to you to help you succeed all semester, every semester.
You’ll find your people. About 6% of college students have ADHD. Meeting like-minded (literally!) people can help normalize this experience.

Don’t let anything hold you back from your goals. Help is within reach as soon as this semester. Because you deserve to live your best life in college and beyond.

Additional Support & Resources

We know that for many, ADHD is a lifelong journey and we are here to support you. We have resources for people of all ages and stages living with ADHD, for employers of patients with ADHD, and for medical professionals treating patients with ADHD.

We also understand that not everyone learns the same way, so our resources are available in a variety of formats so you can find the one that is just right for you.