Mon May 05 2025

When most people think of ADHD, they picture a hyperactive child who can’t sit still. But ADHD doesn’t disappear with age — it evolves. For many adults, ADHD goes undiagnosed for years, showing up as chronic disorganization, forgetfulness, poor time management, or intense restlessness.
🔷 Struggles with relationships
🔷 Anxiety and depression
Adult ADHD is complex. It doesn’t always include hyperactivity — instead, symptoms may look like:
✅ Frequently misplacing things
✅ Forgetting appointments or deadlines
✅ Trouble relaxing or “shutting off” your brain
✅ Difficulty completing long-term projects
✅ Mood swings or frustration tolerance issues
Our process is rooted in empathy, not judgment. When you visit Lyte Psychiatry, we walk you through:
🔷 Comprehensive Diagnostic Interview: We explore your developmental, medical, and mental health history.
🔷 ADHD Screening Tools & Questionnaires: These validated tools help identify patterns consistent with adult ADHD.
Differential Diagnosis: We rule out other potential causes (like anxiety, depression, trauma, or sleep issues) that might mimic ADHD symptoms.
🔷 Personalized Treatment Planning: We build a care plan that may include therapy, coaching, lifestyle strategies, and/or medication management.
No two brains are the same — so our treatment isn’t one-size-fits-all. Our care team offers:
✅ Medication management with careful monitoring
✅ Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for executive functioning and emotional regulation
✅ Psychoeducation about ADHD and its impact on daily life
✅ ADHD coaching strategies for time management and focus
✅ Stress and sleep support to minimize aggravating factors
Whether you're newly diagnosed or suspect you’ve had ADHD for years, we’ll help you find clarity — and a path forward.
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Q: Can you develop ADHD as an adult?
A: No — ADHD begins in childhood, but many people aren’t diagnosed until adulthood. Symptoms often become more noticeable with increased responsibilities.
Q: How is adult ADHD treated differently than childhood ADHD?
A: Adult treatment focuses more on managing executive functioning, emotional regulation, and balancing career/life demands. Therapy is often more central than in childhood cases.
Q: Do I need to take medication forever?
A: Not necessarily. Some adults benefit long-term, others only need short-term support while building new habits. We tailor the plan to your goals and comfort.
Q: Is ADHD the reason I struggle with time and organization?
A: Possibly — but other factors (like anxiety or trauma) can also play a role. That’s why a comprehensive evaluation is so important.
Q: Can you diagnose ADHD virtually?
A: Yes! We offer secure, virtual ADHD evaluations and follow-ups, making it easier than ever to get answers from the comfort of home.
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