ADHD and Relationships: A Psychiatrist's Guide for Both Partners
ADHD affects relationships in specific, predictable ways: time blindness, forgotten promises, hyperfocus, rejection sensitivity, and the slow drift into a parent-child dynamic. In this guide, I share what I tell couples in my psychiatry practice. Tips for the partner with ADHD, tips for the non-ADHD partner, and when to seek help.
Amphetamine vs. Methylphenidate: How ADHD Medications Differ
Adderall or Ritalin? A board-certified Los Angeles psychiatrist explains how amphetamine and methylphenidate ADHD medications differ, and how we choose between them.
October Is ADHD Awareness Month: What I Want You to Know About ADHD in Adults
October is ADHD Awareness Month. A Los Angeles psychiatrist explains how common adult ADHD is, why many are diagnosed late, and what treatment looks like.
Complementary Approaches to ADHD Treatment: What the Evidence Actually Shows
Complementary approaches can meaningfully support ADHD treatment, but they work best alongside evidence-based care, not as a replacement for it. In this post, I walk through what the research actually says about the most popular complementary strategies, so you can make informed decisions about your care.
Why ADHD Is Missed in High-Functioning Women
Adult ADHD in women is frequently missed, delayed, or misattributed, especially in those who appear high functioning. Understanding why can be deeply validating and can open the door to more accurate diagnosis and effective treatment.
Adderall vs. Vyvanse: Effects, Duration, and Which Works Best for ADHD
Both Adderall and Vyvanse are effective ADHD treatments. Explore the differences in this blog post.
How Wellbutrin Helps People Feel Well
Wellbutrin is a commonly prescribed antidepressant for depression. It’s also prescribed off-label for ADHD. Learn more in this blog post.
Adderall vs. Methylphenidate: Effects, Efficacy, and Which Works Best for ADHD
Both Adderall and methylphenidate are effective ADHD treatments. Explore the differences in this blog post.
Strattera, Simplified
Learn about a non-stimulant medication option for ADHD - Strattera (atomoxetine)