New Patient Information & FAQs

Call the office. You can also send a message through the contact page and the office will get back to you, but calling is the quickest way to find an appointment time.

A list of your current medications and doses, any previous evaluations or records, your medical history, and a few concrete examples of the difficulties that brought you in.

Refills are handled as part of your ongoing care and follow-up visits. Ask the office about refill timing well before you run out, because some ADHD medications have legal limits on how they can be prescribed and filled.

Email and the website form are for scheduling and general questions only. They are not secure for detailed health information and are not monitored around the clock. Please raise clinical questions by phone or at your visit.

Call the office as early as you can. Ask about the cancellation policy when you book.

If you are in crisis or thinking about harming yourself, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or call 911. This practice cannot respond to emergencies by phone, email or the website form.