Comprehensive ADHD evaluation and medication management for adults throughout Florida — including stimulant options when clinically appropriate.
Book an ADHD Evaluation →Most adults with ADHD weren't diagnosed as kids. They learned to compensate — working harder, staying up later, running on caffeine and willpower. For a while, it works. Then it doesn't. A new job, a relationship, a kid, a promotion — and suddenly the systems that kept you functional stop working.
Adult ADHD affects attention, organization, time management, emotional regulation, and the ability to finish what you start. It shows up at work as missed deadlines and difficulty prioritizing. At home as forgotten appointments and half-finished projects. In relationships as distraction and frustration that's hard to explain.
If your PCP said they can't keep prescribing your Adderall and you need a psychiatrist — you're in the right place. If you've never been evaluated but you've spent years wondering why everything feels harder for you than it seems to for everyone else — you're also in the right place.
We see adults with suspected or diagnosed ADHD throughout Florida via telehealth, with appointments available within 1–2 days. We serve patients across the state — and specifically the Manatee County, Sarasota County, and Bradenton-Sarasota corridor, where dedicated ADHD specialists are scarce.
If several of these sound familiar, a psychiatric evaluation may help clarify what's going on.
A straightforward process — no surprises.
This is the question most ADHD patients want answered before they book — and most practices make you wait until the appointment to find out.
The answer is yes — when clinically appropriate. Stimulant medications including amphetamine salts and methylphenidate are first-line treatments for ADHD and are prescribed when the clinical evaluation supports it. We don't have a blanket policy against stimulants, and we won't make you feel like a drug seeker for asking.
Non-stimulant options including atomoxetine and guanfacine are FDA-approved alternatives when stimulants aren't appropriate or preferred. Bupropion may also be considered off-label in select cases. Treatment is individualized — not protocol-driven.
Prescriptions are based on clinical evaluation. They're never guaranteed, but they're never withheld without good clinical reason.
The evidence for ADHD supplements is more limited than for anxiety or depression — and we'll be straight with you about that. These three have the best current evidence and are worth considering alongside medication or when medication isn't the right fit. Available through our Fullscript dispensary — professional-grade, third-party tested.
New patient appointments available within 1–2 days. No referral required. Serving adults throughout Florida.