NuTrans Health provides ADHD evaluation, therapy, and medication management when appropriate for adults in Charlotte. Secure telehealth is also available throughout North Carolina for attention, organization, impulsivity, and follow-through concerns.
Our clinicians support adults with attention, planning, impulsivity, time management, mood, anxiety, and the daily stress that can build around ADHD.
Licensed clinical mental health counselor who supports individuals and families through mood concerns, stress, and life changes.
Clinical social worker who uses CBT, solution-focused methods, and strengths-based care for mood and substance-use concerns.
Dual board-certified psychiatric provider with more than 15 years of experience in evaluations and medication management.
Behavioral health clinician who connects mental health and addiction care with practical goals and whole-person support.
Licensed clinical social worker experienced in mood concerns, grief, trauma, identity, and major life transitions.
ADHD can affect far more than concentration. The pattern may show up in planning, memory, emotional regulation, task completion, and the ability to shift attention when needed.
Sleep problems, anxiety, depression, trauma, substance use, and medical conditions can cause similar difficulties. A careful evaluation looks at the full picture.
ADHD care is built around how symptoms affect your actual life. The plan may combine evaluation, therapy, practical systems, and medication management when appropriate.
Your provider reviews symptoms, childhood patterns, current responsibilities, sleep, mood, health history, and other possible causes.
Counseling can address procrastination, overwhelm, shame, emotional reactivity, communication, and habits that block progress.
A psychiatric provider can discuss medication options, monitor response and side effects, and adjust care when needed.
Treatment may include reminders, visual systems, task structure, workspace changes, sleep support, and realistic planning methods.
Advice like “just focus” or “try harder” rarely fixes the problem. ADHD treatment looks for systems that reduce friction and make the next step easier to see.
Your provider asks about attention, organization, impulsivity, childhood patterns, school or work, sleep, mood, health, and previous treatment.
The evaluation considers ADHD and other concerns that may overlap, including anxiety, depression, trauma, substance use, and sleep problems.
Recommendations may include therapy, skill-building, routine changes, psychiatric care, medication management, or a combination.
Your team reviews whether treatment is helping with deadlines, task completion, communication, stress, sleep, and daily responsibilities.
Coverage can differ for therapy, psychiatric evaluation, and medication management. Our team checks benefits before care begins.
A plan not listed may still be accepted. Contact NuTrans Health for a benefits check.
Initial evaluation
Follow-up: $100
Initial evaluation
Follow-up: $150
Initial evaluation
Follow-up: $100
Clients in Charlotte can choose local care, while secure telehealth is available to eligible adults throughout North Carolina.
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I cannot express how much I appreciate NuTrans Health. The staff is prompt and courteous, and tele-visits fit my lifestyle and schedule well.
I had a great experience with NuTrans Health. The staff is professional, and the care I received was excellent.
Very good at listening and making a plan for future goals. I am feeling good about this.
ADHD treatment may include a clinical evaluation, therapy, practical skill-building, routine support, and medication management when appropriate. The plan depends on your symptoms, history, goals, and medical needs.
Yes. Adults can be evaluated when attention, organization, impulsivity, time management, or follow-through problems interfere with work, relationships, school, or daily responsibilities.
The provider reviews symptoms, childhood history, current functioning, sleep, mood, anxiety, substance use, medical history, medications, and other conditions that can cause similar difficulties.
No. Medication can be helpful for some people, but treatment may also include therapy, planning systems, environmental changes, sleep support, and strategies for organization and follow-through.
Yes. Therapy can help you break tasks into smaller steps, reduce avoidance, plan around energy and attention, manage shame, and build routines that are easier to maintain.
Yes. NuTrans Health provides secure telehealth appointments to eligible clients throughout North Carolina, including people who live outside Charlotte.
NuTrans Health accepts many major insurance plans. Coverage can differ for therapy, evaluation, and medication management, so the team verifies your benefits before care begins.
ADHD can make simple responsibilities feel harder than they look from the outside. A clear evaluation and practical treatment plan can help you reduce friction and follow through more consistently.