Best Online Therapy Services For ADHD
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Traditionally, anyone seeking an ADHD diagnosis or wanting to rule out other conditions would see their primary care provider or a psychiatrist. But in today’s day and age, patients can also consult a clinician virtually with mental health services like ADHDAdvisor.org.
If you want to get started with ADHDAdvisor.org, take our initial-assessment so we can get a better idea of your situation and if we’re able to help. It takes less than five minutes and asks a few questions about your symptoms, how long you’ve noticed them, and when you’d like to book a virtual appointment. While the initial assessment isn’t meant to diagnose ADHD or recommend a treatment plan, it helps our team understand your unique circumstance and gives your medical provider additional context before the clinical evaluation.
Regardless of where you seek support, a clinician will conduct a comprehensive evaluation to determine the root cause of your symptoms. They will ask questions, review your responses, and weigh them against a diagnostic criteria known as the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5), the latest edition of the American Psychiatric Association’s reference book.
You clinician will offer you options for treating your ADHD if you are diagnosed. In New Jersey we are able to offer a wide range of treatments from therapy to medication management including stimulant medication such as Adderall or Vyvanse. However, it will be entirely up to the discretion of your assigned healthcare provider and your own personal preference what treatment option is right for you.
In only a few minutes, our free ADHD evaluation will help identify the right clinician and treatment plan for your mental health needs. Complete our free online assessment to screen for ADHD, anxiety, and depression and determine if a clinical evaluation is recommended.
Great results start with a great therapist, which is why we'll show you only the most compatible therapists in our network. You will be matched with a licensed mental health professional in your state at your preferred day and time for a clinical evaluation.
Once you've found your match, your new therapist will begin building a customized treatment plan based on your ADHD symptoms, medical history, and personal preferences. After your clinical evaluation, you will receive a signed diagnosis letter and a recommended treatment plan based on the evaluation.
“Thank you so incredibly much for the services your organization offers and the care you provide. It changes lives and, I believe, the world, for the better. I can't say it enough — thank you.”
After your call with a licensed healthcare professional, you’ll receive a personalized treatment plan tailored to your needs, along with recommended next steps for further care.
ADHDAdvisor.org members pay only $130 per month for a comprehensive session with their clinician, ongoing support, and help with prescription fulfillment.*
Our therapy sessions start at only $130 per session, with the freedom to schedule as often as you'd like with a qualified professional therapist.
*Your healthcare provider will determine whether non-stimulant medication is appropriate for you. Your personal treatment plan will ultimately be guided by your provider’s professional judgment.
Start My Screening“Thank you so incredibly much for the services your organization offers and the care you provide. It changes lives and, I believe, the world, for the better. I can't say it enough — thank you.”
ADHDAdvisor.org members pay only $130 per month for a comprehensive session with their clinician, ongoing support, and help with prescription fulfillment.*
Our therapy sessions start at only $130 per session, with the freedom to schedule as often as you'd like with a qualified professional therapist.
*Your healthcare provider will determine whether medication, including stimulant or non-stimulant options, is appropriate for you. Your personal treatment plan will ultimately be guided by your provider’s professional judgment.
Start My ScreeningADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects focus, impulse control, emotional regulation, and executive functioning. While ADHD is often identified in childhood, many adults live for decades without realizing their struggles are linked to the condition. In New Jersey, awareness is growing, and more residents are seeking evaluations for themselves or their children.
An ADHD diagnosis starts with understanding your history, current challenges, and goals for treatment. Online ADHD diagnosis is an option for those who prefer a faster, more convenient alternative to traditional in-office assessments. Our process follows all New Jersey-specific regulations to ensure your results are accurate, valid, and accepted for treatment.
Yes. ADHD telehealth is fully legal in New Jersey and supported by state law. Legislation such as S-2559 and the Governor’s 2020 telehealth expansion bill ensures residents continue to have reliable access to virtual healthcare for both diagnosis and treatment of ADHD.
All providers offering telehealth services in New Jersey must hold a valid state license and comply with regulations from the Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services (DMHAS). This ensures that patients receive care from qualified professionals who follow the same standards as in-person providers.
Telehealth in New Jersey not only expands access to ADHD care, but also helps reduce barriers such as long wait times, travel requirements, and higher in-person costs — making it a trusted option for many residents.
ADHD isn’t just a childhood condition. Many adults discover their symptoms much later in life. In adults, signs may include:
Adults in New Jersey can seek a private evaluation or opt for a telehealth appointment to get answers quickly. A diagnosis can open doors to targeted therapy, workplace accommodations, and medication options if appropriate.
Many New Jersey patients report significant improvements in confidence, job performance, and family dynamics after diagnosis and treatment.
In New Jersey, licensed providers may prescribe stimulant medications such as Adderall or Vyvanse through telehealth if it is clinically appropriate. This process follows strict guidelines from the DEA and the NJ Board of Medical Examiners.
What you should know:
If you are 18 or older and live in New Jersey, you may be eligible for ADHD evaluation and treatment through telehealth. Our licensed clinicians provide comprehensive assessments and ongoing care for adults who are experiencing symptoms such as:
You do not need a prior diagnosis to qualify. Whether you’re seeking an initial evaluation or looking to continue treatment, ADHD telehealth allows you to access professional, discreet care without the barriers of long wait times or travel.
All treatment plans (including whether medication may be prescribed) are determined at the sole discretion of your licensed healthcare provider.
When deciding how to manage ADHD treatment, it’s helpful to weigh the benefits of online care against traditional in-person visits.
For many patients, online ADHD treatment offers a more affordable, accessible, and private alternative while still delivering high-quality clinical care.
At ADHD Advisor, our treatment options start at $130 per session, making ADHD care more affordable and accessible than many traditional in-person providers. In comparison, in-person ADHD evaluations often cost $250–$400 upfront, with follow-up visits ranging from $150–$300 per session. By offering care virtually, we’re able to reduce costs while still providing high-quality, personalized support from licensed clinicians.
We do not bill insurance directly. However, after your appointment, we can provide a superbill that you may submit to your insurance provider for potential reimbursement. Coverage will vary by insurance plan.
Mental health and obtaining an ADHD diagnosis is a complicated process, so it’s natural that you may have some lingering questions. We’ve taken the time to answer a few of the most commonly asked questions below.
