You don’t have to be hyperactive to have adhd
Adults and girls are often inattentive…
There are two types of ADHD:
Inattentive and Hyperactive
signs of inattentive ADHD
it’s not just laziness
- Careless Mistakes / lacking attention to detail:
Examples: overlooks or misses detail; work is inaccurate - Lacking sustained attention
Examples: has difficulty remaining focused during class, conversations, or lengthy readings - Poor listening
Example: mind seems elsewhere, even in the absence of obvious distractions - Not following through on tasks
Example: starts tasks but quickly loses focus and is easily distracted
Poor organizations
Example: messy, disorganized work; poor time management; tends to miss deadlines - Avoids tasks requiring sustained mental effort
Example: preparing reports, completing forms, reviewing lengthy papers - Losing things
Examples: tools, wallets, keys, paperwork, glasses, phone - Easily distracted by extraneous thoughts
- Forgetful in daily activities
Example: returning calls, paying bills, keeping appointments
signs of hyperactive ADHD
- Fidgeting/squirming
- Leaving seat when remaining seated is expected- Example: leaves place in the office or other workplace setting or in other situations that require remaining seated
- Excessive running/climbing, or feeling restless- Example: in adults, may be limited to feeling restless
- Difficulty with quiet activities
- “On the go”- Example: is unable to be or uncomfortable being still for an extended time, as in restaurants, meetings, etc; may be experienced by others as being restless and difficult to keep up with
- Excessive talking
- Blurting out answers- Example: completes people’s sentences and “jumps the gun” in conversations,
- Inability to wait turn- Example: swiping credit card before machine is ready, rolling the dice prematurely during board games
- Intrusive- Example: butts into conversations, games, or activities; may start using other people’s things without asking or receiving permission; adults may intrude into or take over what others are doing
3 easy steps
Step 1
Schedule a video appointment
We accept BCBS, BCN, and Aetna as in-network. We can bill most other insurances for out-of-network benefits. Click “schedule online” and use “General prescriber Intake”.
Step 2
Meet by video
Our prescribers are kind and compassionate. They will do a comprehensive psychiatric evaluation screening for anxiety, depression, and ADHD
Step 3
Treatment Planning
Your prescriber will work with you on a treatment plan that, based on your goals and symptoms, may include medication, specialized talk therapy, or both.
get help today
Call us (734) 707-1052 or use the form below to open a help ticket.
Ann Arbor Psych
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Ann Arbor, MI 48104
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Fax: (734) 661-1887