– ADHD Initial Intake and Follow-up Medication Evaluations

– Mental Health Initial Intake and Follow-up Medication Evaluations

– Pediatric Initial Intake and Follow-up Medication Evaluations

*It is Next Step’s policy to conduct in-clinic only and certain telehealth services in the states and territories where its professionals are licensed to practice. This policy complies with applicable state and federal laws for the practice of Medicine, Psychology and Therapy. We advise our clients to be cautious of online providers who claim to provide in-clinic only services, or certain telehealth services through an online format. Always verify the state and federal licensing and qualifications of your providers before receiving treatment.

Medication is usually the best known and first line of treatment for people with ADHD. Many providers know the science and can help you find medication to treat your ADHD.

 

But there is a difference between getting ADHD medication and getting the right ADHD medication. When an individual starts medication to treat their ADHD, they typically report an improvement in their ability to consistently meet demands, an increase in focus and concentration, and a better ability to show what they are truly capable of achieving. Medication can provide clarity of thought and a calmer mind, in contrast to typically disorganized thoughts.