Personalized care, clearer next steps

ADD / ADHD

ADD and ADHD can involve inattention, distractibility, working-memory challenges, impulsivity, and emotional regulation concerns. Care may include clinical evaluation, rating scales, cognitive testing, behavioral strategies, and medication support when appropriate.

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Care that sees the whole you.

How this care works

Appointments are designed to clarify symptoms, understand history, review goals, and create a practical next step. When appropriate, care may include medication management, testing, therapy collaboration, referrals, lifestyle support, or follow-up planning.

Attention, working memory, distractibility, and task completion

School, work, home, and relationship impact

Clinical interviews, rating scales, and objective cognitive data

Treatment planning that may include medication and practical supports

What to expect

Start with a clinical conversation about history, symptoms, functioning, and goals.

Use rating scales and cognitive testing when appropriate to add objective evidence.

Review findings and create a treatment plan that fits the patient's actual life.

Questions patients ask

Is cognitive testing enough to diagnose ADHD?

No. Testing is reviewed alongside symptoms, history, rating scales, and clinical interview findings.

How long does Creyos testing take?

The original site describes Creyos testing as browser-based and often around 15-20 minutes total, with short individual tasks.

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