Ohio · ADHD

ADHD support that fits how your brain actually works.

Skills-based, neurodiversity-affirming counseling for ADHD across the lifespan — children, teens, and adults.

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ADHD isn't a willpower problem. It's a different operating system for attention, motivation, and time. We work with what your brain does well and build practical scaffolding for the parts that get in the way — homework battles, missed deadlines, rejection sensitivity, overwhelm, and the shame spiral that often follows.

What treatment looks like

Sessions are concrete and skills-forward. We help you (or your child) map attention patterns, build routines that survive real life, and develop self-advocacy language for school, work, and relationships. For families, we coach parents alongside the child so new strategies actually stick at home.

We coordinate with prescribers, schools, and IEP/504 teams when helpful, with your written consent. We do not prescribe medication, but we'll happily collaborate with your prescribing provider.

Telehealth · Ohio

Telehealth FAQ

Answers to the most common questions about meeting for ADHD therapy by secure video — consent, privacy, and what an actual session looks like.

Is the video platform actually private and HIPAA-compliant?

We use a HIPAA-compliant video platform under a signed Business Associate Agreement (BAA). Sessions are encrypted end-to-end in transit, are not recorded, and are not used to train any AI model. The video link itself is one-time and tied only to your visit — never embedded in calendar invites, never sent by SMS or social media.

Do I have to be in Ohio for a telehealth visit?

Yes. Ohio licensure requires you to be physically located in Ohio at the time of your telehealth session. You can let us know your location at the start of each visit. If you're temporarily out of state, we'll reschedule or convert that visit to in-person.

What does a telehealth session actually look like?

A telehealth session for ADHD therapy runs the same length and follows the same evidence-based approach as an in-person visit. You join from a private space on a phone, tablet, or computer with a stable internet connection. Bring headphones if you can — they help with privacy and audio clarity. Your therapist will start with the same check-in, agenda, and skill work you'd get in the office.

What if my internet drops or the video freezes?

If the connection fails for more than a minute or two, we'll switch to a phone call to finish the session. We'll also confirm a backup phone number with you at the start of every telehealth visit so reconnecting is fast and doesn't interrupt your care.

Can I switch between telehealth and in-person?

Yes — you can switch formats at any time as long as you remain located in Ohio for telehealth visits. Many clients mix the two depending on schedule, weather, or how they're feeling that week.

Is telehealth covered by insurance the same way as in-person?

Most major Ohio insurance plans now cover telehealth at the same rate as in-person visits, but coverage rules and place-of-service modifiers can vary by plan. See our Insurance & Fees page for current details, and we'll verify your specific benefits before your first session.