Focus, follow-through, and less friction.

Adult ADHD is real, common, and treatable. With the right evaluation and plan, the daily struggle with focus and organization can get a lot lighter.

Understanding adhd

ADHD in adults often looks less like hyperactivity and more like a constant fight with attention, time, and follow-through.

Many adults reach Michael after years of feeling scattered, missing deadlines, or struggling to start tasks despite genuinely trying. ADHD is a difference in how the brain manages attention and motivation, not a matter of effort or character.

A careful evaluation matters here, because focus problems can also come from anxiety, depression, or sleep. Getting the picture right is the first step to real help.

Signs and symptoms

What it can look like

Trouble starting or finishing tasks
Easily distracted or forgetful
Difficulty with time and organization
Restlessness or inner impatience
Procrastination despite trying
Struggles at work or with routines

How Michael approaches it

Michael conducts a thorough evaluation to understand your history and rule out other causes before making a diagnosis or recommending treatment.

When ADHD is present, medication management can be very effective, and Michael prescribes thoughtfully and monitors closely. He also talks through practical routines and structure that support the medication.

The goal is steadier focus and less daily friction, so work and home feel more manageable.

Common questions

Good to know

Do you diagnose adult ADHD?
Yes. Michael evaluates adults for ADHD, which includes a careful history and ruling out other causes of attention problems.
Will I need stimulant medication?
Not always. Michael discusses the full range of options, including non-stimulant approaches, and prescribes based on your situation and preferences.
Can this be done by telehealth?
Adult ADHD care can often be provided by telehealth in Connecticut, though some situations call for an in-person visit. Michael will let you know.

Get help for adhd

Book an evaluation in Middletown or by telehealth. Care starts with a conversation.