ADHD therapy in Phoenix, Scottsdale & Mesa

The twenty open tabs, the deadline you beat with an all-nighter, the shame that piles up under 'just try harder.' It's not a willpower problem, and you don't have to white-knuckle it alone.

In person across the Valley or online across Arizona, and in-network with Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna & UnitedHealthcare.

7 therapists focus on ADHD
Morgan Musick
Sierra Carroll
Taylor Hale
Charisse Moore
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Accepting new clients
✓As little as $0 with insurance
✓We reply within the hour during business hours
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You're not alone in this

Does any of this sound familiar?

✓Starting a dozen things and finishing none of them
✓Time slips away no matter how hard you try
✓Plenty of ideas, but the follow-through never comes
✓Tired of being called lazy when you're trying so hard
If this sounds familiar, you're in the right place. You're not lazy or broken, and the right support genuinely helps.

Our therapists

Meet the therapists who focus on ADHD

Not sure who fits? Tell us what you are looking for and we will match you, or browse everyone who treats ADHD.

Insurance & cost

Covered, or affordable either way

We are in network with Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare and Optum, and we verify your benefits before your first session, for free. Prefer not to use insurance? Our self-pay rates are clear and posted up front.

✓We check your coverage and copay before you start
✓We go over what you can expect to pay
✓Self-pay welcome, with transparent rates

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What to expect

Starting is simple

1

Reach out

A short form, or text or call. During business hours, we reply within an hour.

2

Get matched

We pair you with a therapist who fits.

3

Your first session

In person or online, at your pace.

Reach Out

Prefer to talk first? A free 15-minute consultation is available with any of our therapists, though most people simply start with a first session.

How we help

Evidence-based ADHD support

Therapy for ADHD is practical. It builds skills for focus, planning, and follow-through, and makes room for the emotional side too, the frustration, restlessness, and self-criticism that often come with it. Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) adapted for ADHD is one of the most studied approaches, and your therapist matches the work to you. We provide therapy and skills support rather than formal testing, and when medication or an evaluation is part of the picture, we coordinate with trusted providers.

Understanding ADHD

What ADHD really is

ADHD is not a character flaw or a matter of trying harder. It is a difference in how the brain handles attention, motivation, and follow-through, which is why the usual advice to just focus or get organized so often falls flat. It can look like distraction, but also like hyperfocus, restlessness, running late, or an inner engine that will not idle.

Years of that can leave a residue of shame, especially for people diagnosed late. The good news is that ADHD responds well to the right support. With practical skills and understanding, day-to-day life gets more workable, and you get to stop blaming yourself for wiring you did not choose.

ADHD therapy questions, answered

ADHD therapy at our 5 Valley offices in Phoenix, Scottsdale & Mesa, plus telehealth across Arizona. See locations →

We help with a lot more, too

Not quite what you're looking for, or carrying more than one thing at once? Here are a few related areas, or see everything we help with.

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Can therapy actually help ADHD? ~~ Yes. Alongside or without medication, therapy for ADHD builds real-world skills for focus, time, and organization, and addresses the anxiety, low mood, and self-criticism that often ride along. It works with how your brain is wired rather than against it. ||| Do you diagnose ADHD or do testing? ~~ We provide therapy and skills-based support for ADHD, and we can talk through your symptoms and history. For formal testing or a medication evaluation, we coordinate with trusted providers so you get the right next step. ||| Is it therapy or medication that helps ADHD? ~~ For many people it is both. Medication can turn the volume down on symptoms, and therapy helps you build the habits and skills to work with them day to day. You can start with therapy and decide about the rest as you go. ||| Do you work with ADHD in adults as well as kids? ~~ Yes. We support teens and adults navigating ADHD, including people diagnosed later in life who are finally making sense of years of feeling scattered or behind. ||| Does insurance cover ADHD therapy, and what does it cost? ~~ Often, yes. We are in-network with Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, and UnitedHealthcare/Optum, so most people pay a copay set by their plan. We also offer transparent cash rates, and before your first session we verify your benefits and go over what you can expect to pay. ||| Can I do ADHD therapy online? ~~ Yes. We offer telehealth for anyone located in Arizona, which many clients find easier to keep up with, plus in-person care at our five Valley offices. ||| How soon can I get in? ~~ Our care team usually replies within an hour during business hours, 7 days a week, and most new clients have their first session within one business day. Telehealth often opens up soonest.