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ADHD Specialist

Labyrinth Psychiatry Group

Psychiatrist located in Cranford, NJ, Central NJ, and Union County

Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), which affects both children and adults, leads to continuous impulsive behaviors and serious difficulty paying attention. At Labyrinth Psychiatry Group in Cranford, New Jersey, adult patients can receive personalized, innovative ADHD treatment plans based on their specific symptoms. Call Labyrinth Psychiatry Group to schedule a consultation, or book one online today. Telehealth visits are also available.

ADHD Q & A

What are the symptoms of ADHD?

Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a chronic mental health condition that often starts in childhood, then continues into adulthood. The symptoms and behaviors described below characterize ADHD.

ADHD in children

Children who have ADHD are known for being inattentive, overly active, and even impulsive. These children may:

  • Be easily distracted
  • Blurt out answers
  • Talk a lot or talk fast
  • Have difficulty paying attention in class
  • Make careless mistakes on schoolwork
  • Always seem on-the-go and in motion

ADHD in adults

When adults have ADHD, the same symptoms that affect children start trickling into adult activities and responsibilities. If you have ADHD, you may:

  • Have difficulty coping with stress
  • Experience frequent mood swings
  • Find it difficult to follow through or complete tasks
  • Be a poor planner or have poor time management skills

If any of these symptoms sound familiar to you, it’s important to have an evaluation and start treatment before ADHD seriously starts disrupting your life.

When should I see a doctor for ADHD?

It’s normal for all children and adults to experience some symptoms of ADHD during various stages of life. But if ADHD-related behaviors are starting to affect you on a regular basis, schedule an exam at Labyrinth Psychiatry Group. Their team can evaluate you if your ADHD is associated with:

  • Decreased work or school performance
  • Broken or damaged relationships
  • Dangerous or impulsive behaviors
  • Anxiety or depression
  • Learning disabilities

They spend time evaluating you as an individual and design your treatment plan based on your specific needs.

How is ADHD treated?

Treating ADHD often involves combining the right type of medication with regular counseling to help correct behaviors or ways of thinking. Your ADHD treatment plan at Labyrinth Psychiatry Group may include:

  • Stimulant medications
  • Specialized antidepressants
  • Psychological counseling
  • Cognitive behavioral therapy

Treating ADHD takes time and dedication to your treatment plan with your provider. But ongoing treatments and therapies can open doors for improved learning, enhanced work performance, and even more stable relationships. Labyrinth Psychiatry Group even offers convenient telehealth appointments to help monitor your progress and answer any questions you may have.

Schedule your ADHD evaluation at Labyrinth Psychiatry Group by calling the office or booking online today.