Symptoms

yellow-diamond
Search by:
Podcasts

Episode 100.

How long have you been listening to Refocused? Did you start in May of 2022 or did you join later?...
The Connection between ADHD and Auditory Processing Disorder
Articles

Is it ADHD or Auditory Processing Disorder?

By Maria Romaszkan Do you have problems understanding what people are saying but can otherwise hear just fine? Do you...
Studies show ADHD may increase risk of postpartum depression
Articles

Women With ADHD Are at Higher Risk for Postpartum Depression

By Mary Fetzer Women with ADHD are at a higher risk than women without ADHD to be diagnosed with postpartum...
Woman in her bedroom waking up with fatigue.
Articles

Living with ADHD and Chronic Fatigue: A Guide

By Maria Romaszkan I've been living with chronic fatigue for years now. I can't remember the feeling of being well-rested...
Articles

Is It Long Haul Covid-19 Brain Fog Symptoms or Adult ADHD?

Long-term effects of covid-19 or post covid syndrome. Hair loss, depression, dyspnea, arrhythmia, eczema, indigestion and others symptoms. Health condition...
Articles

People with ADHD Tell All: What Does ADHD Feel Like?

By Michelle Seitzer There's so much more to ADHD than a struggle to sit still or pay attention. Just as...
Articles

What Everything Everywhere All at Once Has to Say About ADHD

By Beth Levine “God, always dreaming … Little girl, always running away. Never finishing what you started." – Gong Gong,...
Podcasts

Episode 77. Managing Out of Sight, Out of Mind in an ADHD World

Is Object Permanence a symptom of ADHD? Are Object Permanence and “Out of sight, out of mind” the same thing?...
Articles

How and Why ADHD May Change Over Time

By Lisa Fields When you're the parent of a child with ADHD who's constantly on the move, you may expect...
Let's do this together

Take us along for your ADHD journey when you subscribe for our newsletter. We’ll send you resources, tips, ideas, the latest news, and more so that you have everything you need to live your best life with ADHD.

Curious about stimulant or non-stimulant approaches?

If you’re navigating ADHD or other mental health challenges, you have options. At Mentavi Health / ADHD Online, we assess what works for you. 
Some may start with non-medicated approaches like coaching or therapy.  In other cases, patients may explore medication treatment paths when warranted by diagnosis. For some diagnosed with ADHD, the treatment clinician may work with the patient to determine if stimulant approaches work best for them. Stimulant approaches are certain medications under medical treatment that are generally Class II controlled substances. Non-stimulant options are another approach that can work for many.  Medication approaches can be used in tandem with coaching or therapy. 
 
The key is starting with our diagnostic evaluation, which is reviewed by a qualified healthcare professional. Getting clarity on what you’re experiencing is the first step toward feeling more in control. From there, you and your treatment team can determine the best path—whether that’s coaching, therapy, medication, or a combination that works for your life. 
 
If you’re not feeling right, let us walk alongside you by starting with the diagnostic evaluation.
There may be a brief delay in service today between 12:30 PM and 1:30 PM ET. Thank you for your patience — we look forward to assisting you shortly.
 
The ADHD Online Team

Join Our ADHD Research Study

Mentavi Health is conducting ADHD research and is accepting a limited number of participants. Participants in our clinical study will get an ADHD Assessment at no cost. 

Who can join?
  • Age 19+
  • Primary language is English
  • Not previously diagnosed with ADHD
  • Not a current patient of ADHD Online or Mentavi Health
  • A resident of any of the 50 US states or DC (not including Puerto Rico or other territories)
 
Why participate?
Your involvement will help improve mental health care for everyone.
 

HOLIDAY HOURS

ADHD Online will be closed on Monday, January 19, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

Live support will be unavailable, but you may still submit a request or leave a message. We’ll respond when we return.

Our Diagnostic Evaluation is always available—on your schedule.

Our website remains open 24/7 for scheduling appointments, accessing ADHD resources, and viewing recorded webinars.

Provide this form to your local practitioner. You could:

  • Send this link
  • Email the pdf
  • Print it out and bring it to your appointment

Ask your practitioner
to complete the form

In this form, your practitioner will request that ADHD Online continue to provide uninterrupted care

Return the form to us

You or your practitioner can return this form to us via email or fax it to 616-210-3118