When ADHD Treatment May Be Needed
Attention, focus, organizational skills, daily functions become difficult to manage consistently
Difficulty staying focused on tasks or conversations
Trouble organizing responsibilities or completing tasks
Impulsivity affects decisions, work, or relationships
Ongoing challenges with time management and follow-through
Restlessness or difficulty maintaining attention for extended periods
How ADHD Is Evaluated and Care Is Determined
Assessment focuses on attention patterns, behavior, and impact on daily functioning
Comprehensive evaluation by Square’s neuropsychologist considers attention span, impulsivity, activity level, and how symptoms affect daily life.
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Care is structured based on the level of support required and adjusted over time.
ADHD Presentations We Treat
ADHD may present differently depending on symptom patterns and individual needs
Inattentive presentation
Hyperactive-impulsive presentation
Combined presentation
Adult ADHD affects work, organizational skills, and daily functioning
Medication Management to Improve Focus and Support Stability
A core part of treatment focused on stabilization, symptom control, and long-term support
Medication management is integrated into care planning and may include medications used to improve focus, regulate attention, and reduce impulsivity if needed.
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Treatment is delivered by licensed psychiatrists and psychiatric nurse practitioners with extensive experience, coordinated across programs and integrated with therapy and structured services, all tailored to each individual’s needs and treatment response.
How ADHD Treatment Supports Daily Functioning
Treatment focuses on improving attention, organizational skills, and consistency over time.
Care may include structured behavioral therapy for ADHD, and clinical monitoring.
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Medication management may be used to improve focus and reduce impulsivity when needed.
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Treatment is designed to improve daily functioning, task completion, and overall consistency.​
What ADHD Treatment May Include
Care is structured to improve focus, organization, and daily performance
Treatment may include:
Medication management
Individual and group therapy
Structured behavioral therapy for ADHD
Levels of Care Based on Attention and Support Needs
Care ranges from outpatient support to structured programs depending on symptom severity
Outpatient ADHD Treatment
Individual weekly treatment, including medication management when needed, focused on skill development and symptom management
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
Structured care multiple times per week with consistent clinical support, including medication management when needed, typically delivered in 3 sessions per week
Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)
Full-day treatment without overnight stay, including medication management when needed, typically delivered 5 days per week
Medication management is integrated across all levels of care and used when needed to support stabilization, symptom control, and treatment adjustment.
When ADHD Occurs Alongside Other Conditions
ADHD may occur alongside other mental health conditions and require coordinated care
ADHD may co-occur with anxiety, depression, or other conditions. Treatment may address multiple conditions within a coordinated plan when needed.
ADHD Treatment
ADHD treatment includes structured care for individuals experiencing attention and focus difficulties that affect daily functioning. Adult adhd treatment may include clinical and neuropsychiatric evaluation, therapy, medication management and structured support provided in outpatient or more intensive settings depending on the level of care required.
ADHD therapy designed to improve focus, organizational skills, and consistency over time.