Adult ADHD treatment is most effective when it is based on a clear understanding of symptoms, daily challenges, medical history, and personal goals. ADHD Institute of Michigan provides individualized treatment planning for adults in Michigan through in-person care in Westland and telehealth when clinically appropriate.
Treatment may include education, practical strategies, therapy recommendations, medication support, and follow-up visits depending on clinical needs. No specific medication, diagnosis, or outcome is guaranteed. Patients who have not yet completed an evaluation can first learn about adult ADHD testing in Michigan.



























Adult ADHD treatment is designed to address the symptoms and functional problems that matter most to each patient. This may include difficulty starting or finishing tasks, poor time management, chronic disorganization, impulsive decisions, restlessness, emotional regulation concerns, or problems affecting work and relationships.
Your clinician may discuss practical routines, behavioral strategies, therapy options, medication when clinically appropriate, and follow-up care to review progress and concerns. The plan can change over time based on response, side effects, priorities, and new information.
Explore adult ADHD telehealth in Michigan, review our adult ADHD guide, or learn about medication management and follow-up.
We offer personalized treatment plans that address your needs and goals.
Our team of experienced clinicians use evidence-based treatments and therapies to help manage your symptoms and improve your quality of life.
we will work with you to find the right approach to treat your ADHD.
Stimulants, non-stimulants, and antidepressants can help manage symptoms like impulsivity, hyperactivity, and inattention.
Our team of experienced clinicians work with you to learn coping mechanisms and develop strategies for managing your symptoms.
We also offer diet and lifestyle modifications that can support your treatment plan.
Take the next step and schedule an evaluation.
ADHD treatment is individualized. Some adults benefit from education and practical skills, some may be referred for therapy, and some may be considered for medication after a clinical review. Ongoing appointments can help assess progress, address side effects or new concerns, and adjust the plan when appropriate.
Starting treatment does not guarantee a particular result, and medication is not appropriate for every patient. The goal is to make informed decisions based on your symptoms, health history, daily functioning, and treatment preferences.
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If you have any questions or would like to schedule adult ADHD care, please contact AIM at (734) 338-6136, Fax: 734-338-6195, or email info@adhdmich.org.
For in-person care, directions, hours, accessibility, and location details, visit our Westland ADHD clinic page.