Pediatric-specialized ADHD evaluations and treatment for kids and teens ages 5 to 18. Evidence-based care from clinicians who understand how ADHD shows up in developing brains.
These are some of the most common signs parents and teachers notice in children and teens with ADHD.
Can't stay focused on homework, seems like they're "not listening" even when they're trying, loses track during conversations or instructions.
Blurts out answers in class, can't wait their turn, makes choices without considering consequences.
Fidgeting, squirming in their seat, getting up when they're supposed to stay put, always climbing or running.
Misplacing homework, forgetting instructions five minutes later, leaving belongings at school, messy backpack.
Resists homework or anything that requires sustained focus. Not laziness. Their brain struggles to get started.
Meltdowns over small frustrations, difficulty recovering from disappointment, reactions that feel out of proportion.
Evidence-based, pediatric-focused ADHD treatment tailored to your child's specific needs and developmental stage.
Parent training in behavior management is the recommended first-line treatment for young children with ADHD per AAP guidelines. We also use structured behavioral interventions to build real skills your child can use at home and school.
When therapy alone isn't enough, medication can make a real difference. We start low, adjust carefully, and monitor closely.
No. Your provider will conduct a full evaluation at your first visit, including validated screening tools (ASRS, Vanderbilt). If ADHD fits, your child will get a diagnosis and a treatment plan in the same session.
Yes, if your provider determines medication is appropriate after the evaluation, they can prescribe the same day. Prescriptions are sent electronically to your pharmacy.
We accept most major insurance plans in California. Your coverage will be verified before your first visit, and we'll let you know your copay or coinsurance amount upfront.
We see children and teens ages 5 to 18. For patients under 18, a parent or guardian must consent to treatment and attend part of the initial evaluation.
Your first visit (evaluation) is 60 minutes. Follow-up therapy sessions are 45 minutes. Medication check-ins are 15-20 minutes.
In California, stimulant medications (Schedule II) require a new prescription every 30 days. No auto-refills. Your provider will send a new Rx before each fill.
Be the first to know when we start taking patients. Launching first in California, with plans to expand to additional states. We accept insurance.