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 York we are able to offer a wide range of treatments from therapy to medication management including non-stimulant medication such as Strattera & Kapvay. 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.”
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ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) is a neurodevelopmental condition that impacts attention, executive functioning, and emotional regulation. In New York, the demand for accessible ADHD care is growing as more people seek answers to daily struggles with focus and organization.
Online evaluations make ADHD care more inclusive—especially for those navigating long provider waitlists or living in underserved areas. Learn how ADHD is diagnosed and what steps you can expect when starting your journey.
Telehealth ADHD services offer:
Per New York Public Health Law §2999-cc, telehealth services, including ADHD care, are legally supported across the state.
We’ve made the process simple and supportive:
Your provider may recommend:
Treatments follow all standards set by New York State Office of Mental Health and are guided by the New York Controlled Substances Schedule.
Yes. New York allows ADHD diagnosis and treatment via telehealth, including the prescription of controlled medications, when done by licensed providers.
Key points to know:
ADHD Advisor supports:
We meet you where you are—no matter your age or stage in life.
Many of our New York clients say their diagnosis helped them unlock better relationships, improved job performance, and self-compassion.
We believe ADHD care should be accessible and transparent:
Compare pricing options or check with your insurance for coverage.
Hi, my name is Allison Paugh, and I am a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP).
I began my career in mental health in 2007 and have had the opportunity to fill various roles.
As a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, I assess, diagnose, and treat both acute and chronic mental illness of patients across the lifespan. Through comprehensive assessments, medication management, and treatment interventions, I work closely with my patients to establish a therapeutic relationship. By learning a person’s story and individual challenges, I am able to collaborate with other treatment team members to promote well-being with personalized prevention and education.
I’m here to support you in navigating life’s challenges. I specialize in treating adults with anxiety, depression, ADHD, PTSD, sports performance, challenging medical issues, and relationship struggles. My compassion, non-judgment, and trust can provide a safe environment for you to express yourself. I want to empower you to take risks and help you achieve your goals.
Hi, my name is Josh Stadler and I am a Board Certified Internal Medicine and Obesity Medicine Physician.
I am passionate about general health, wellness, and disease prevention.
I believe both mental and physical health are key to maintaining a healthy life and maintaining higher functionality as we age.
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Internal medicine trained with extensive experience in correctional medicine. My full time job is as a medical director of a detention center. This has given me the opportunity to treat a wide array of physical and mental health issues. It has also allowed me to witness the effect of lower socioeconomic status affecting quality/timing of healthcare.
I am EMDR trained, and also trained up to Gottman level 2,I have worked with patients struggling with trauma and PTSD for years assisting people in healing from PTSD, CPTSD, and also relationship trauma and issues.
My areas of expertise include Relationship trauma, Relationship issues, Childhood trauma, life transitions, women's issues, divorce, General Trauma as well.
Gina Nepa is a multi-state licensed social worker based in Seattle.
She is a certified trauma professional who holds a graduate certificate in substance use disorder counseling. She has undergone extensive training in administering the CPT trauma protocol, and holds special care for working with neurodivergent clients who did not receive their evaluation until adulthood. She has worked in hospitals, schools, community mental health, employee assistance programs, in-home services, and multiple startup settings. She's co-led an Employee Resource Group for employees who identified as living with disabilities, built a mindfulness curriculum for individuals experiencing chronic homelessness, published psychoeducational materials surrounding ADHD and Bipolar Disorder, and facilitated conference speaking surrounding trauma-focused interventions with school-age children.
She is deeply passionate about supporting clients who are traditionally underserved within mental healthcare.
I'm an Austin-based counselor with expertise in integrated behavioral healthcare, addictions, and multicultural counseling. Beyond my counseling roles (LPC, LCDC), I love traveling, visiting family in Iowa, and enjoying the Austin scene—paddle boarding, dining, and embracing the nightlife with friends. Let's connect for a holistic journey of growth and positive change.
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I'm a compassionate therapist focused on empowering individuals dealing with anxiety, ADHD, and life transitions. Beyond my clinical work, I'm a travel enthusiast, a proud parent of three beloved pets, and an advocate for community engagement, and I love swimming, reading, and engaging in outdoor adventures. Let's connect and embark on a journey toward growth and well-being.
Liz Hughes is a Master of Education in Counseling Psychology graduate from the University of Houston.
Before commencing her graduate studies at the University of Houston, Liz received her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Texas State University.
Liz is now the owner of Mind Body Therapy PLLC focusing on women’s mental health. Her previous work experience includes working with adults with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders, providing grief and CBT based counseling at nonprofit organizations as well as research experience working with adolescents at several Harris County Juvenile Detention centers.
Her current interests include trauma and resilience, multicultural impacts on mental health, and protective factors related to anxiety and depression. Liz now lives and works as an LPCC in San Diego, CA and is eligible to supervise licensed associate clinical counselors in California.
Ny’L is a Houston-based therapist, licensed in Texas and Maryland. She earned her undergraduate degree in Urban Social Work and holds a Master of Social Work, focusing on adult mental health and wellness with a military concentration. Ny’L enjoys working with a vast population of people specializing in ADHD, anxiety, depression, relationship issues, self-esteem, and family dynamics.Throughout her career, Ny’L has successfully assisted youth, adolescents, and adults of all genders and backgrounds. Her dedication lies in providing a solution-focused approach to stress management, mental wellness, and fostering personal and professional growth for all individuals. Her own forms of self-care include trying new restaurants, reading, taking long walks, and completing jigsaw puzzles. Ny’L looks forward to working with you soon!
She has a wide range of expertise in different fields, including ADHD, Depression, Anxiety, Relationship issues, Family issues, Social Topics, Bipolar disorder, anxiety and self-esteem-building.
I have a decade of experience in mental health settings, I specialize in trauma, ADHD, family counseling, eating disorders, anxiety, and depression. I worked for six-and-a-half years in a dual evaluation in-patient setting, and an additional four years (and counting) in private practice, tailoring interventions to individual needs.
I currently work as an adjunct professor in a clinical mental health graduate program, where my goal is to share real-world insights with the next generation of professionals. Furthermore, I have experience conducting comprehensive assessments, and ensuring tailored treatment plans.
My journey reflects a commitment to holistic mental well-being, combining clinical proficiency with compassion.
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.
Children, teens, and adults are all eligible if they show symptoms of ADHD. This includes individuals who need help with focus, emotional regulation, time management, or organization.
Yes. We offer a range of behavioral health services, including online therapy, coaching, and ongoing support to help manage symptoms.
Yes. Telehealth services, including ADHD evaluations and treatment, are authorized under Public Health Law §2999-cc. Providers must meet all licensure and care standards in New York.
Most patients are able to book and attend their first appointment within 1–3 days.
Absolutely. Once matched with a licensed provider, you’ll complete an intake form, undergo a virtual assessment, and receive a diagnosis if you meet criteria.
Yes, many insurance plans in New York offer coverage for telehealth. It’s best to contact your insurance provider directly for specifics. You can also explore options through New York’s Medicaid Telehealth Update if you're eligible for Medicaid.
Yes. Providers can prescribe stimulants such as Adderall if clinically appropriate and in line with the New York Controlled Substances Schedule.
Expect a quick and supportive process: fill out an intake form, speak with a provider, complete an assessment, and receive a treatment plan tailored to your needs.
For most patients, a diagnosis is provided by the mental health clinician at the end of the initial appointment. However, if the clinician needs more time to gather information or if the results are inconclusive, additional sessions may be required to ensure an accurate diagnosis.
Yes, a prescription from a licensed healthcare provider is required to obtain ADHD medication. This ensures the medication is appropriate and safe for your specific needs.
