ADHD & ADD
Treatment

Online ADHD & ADD Treatment in New Jersey

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder is a common neurodevelopmental condition that affects both children and adults, and it is treatable. People with ADHD often struggle with attentiveness, restlessness, impulsivity, and more, which makes it hard for them to stay organized and focused.

Capital Psychiatry Group’s mission is to provide trusted online ADHD & ADD treatment in New Jersey, helping children and adults manage ADHD symptoms effectively through personalized care via secure video/audio meetup.

Stop Letting ADHD Run the Show: Manage It with CPG

ADHD is not only inattention; it is often a storm of executive dysfunction. That’s struggling to organize, plan, start, or finish basic tasks as your brain constantly shifts decisions. According to the report, 11.4% of U.S. children (aged 3–17) were diagnosed with ADHD in 2022.

The licensed providers at CPG understand the invisible weight ADHD carries, your missed deadlines, emotional crashes, and the internal war between what you want to do and what your brain lets you finish. Our specialized ADHD telepsychiatry services in New Jersey help you navigate mental clutter, build sustainable strategies for focus and follow-through.

ADHD Types and Common Symptoms

ADHD affects how a person focuses, manages tasks, and controls impulses. It’s typically divided into three types Inattentive, Hyperactive-impulsive, Combined ADHD Each type shows up differently in individuals, but all impact daily life.

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Anorexia often involves extreme restriction of food intake and an intense fear of gaining weight.
Common signs and symptoms include:
Significant weight loss or failure to maintain healthy body weight.
Preoccupation with food, calories, or dieting.
Distorted body image (seeing oneself as overweight despite being underweight).
Avoiding meals, skipping social events with food.
Excessive exercise or strict food rituals.
Feeling cold, fatigue, or dizziness from malnutrition.

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Bulimia is marked by cycles of binge eating followed by behaviors to “undo” the calories consumed. These cycles are often hidden, leading individuals to feel guilt, shame, or secrecy around their habits.
Common signs & symptoms of bulimia include:
Feeling out of control during eating episodes .
Self-induced vomiting, use of laxatives, or diuretics.
Frequent trips to the bathroom after meals.
Swollen cheeks, sore throat, or dental issues from purging.
Preoccupation with weight and body shape.

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Unlike bulimia, binge eating disorder does not include purging behaviors. Instead, episodes of overeating lead to emotional distress and health consequences.

Eating much more rapidly than normal.
Consuming large amounts of food even when not hungry.
Eating until uncomfortably full.
Eating alone due to shame or embarrassment.
Feelings of guilt, disgust, or depression after binge episodes.
Weight fluctuations or obesity-related complications.

How We Diagnose ADHD & ADD Online

Our board-certified psychiatry team uses evidence-based tools to evaluate focus issues, executive dysfunction, and mental fatigue through secure video sessions.

1. First Session

We discuss how symptoms like disorganization, task avoidance, or emotional swings impact work, deadlines, and relationships.

2. Clinical Tools

You'll complete digital ADHD assessments (such as the ASRS) that align with DSM-5 diagnostic criteria to measure attention, impulsivity, and real-world effects.

3. Medical & Mental Health Review

We rule out other causes like stress, sleep issues, or anxiety, and explore your medical and family history.

4. Diagnosis & Plan

If ADHD is diagnosed, CPG providers will create a personalized treatment plan that works with your schedule, including medication options and cognitive strategies.

Online ADHD Diagnosis for Children & Teens

Our child-friendly psychiatry team helps parents understand their child’s focus challenges, restlessness, or school-related issues, all from the comfort of home.

1. Video-Based Evaluation

We speak with you and your child to learn about behaviors like forgetfulness, trouble sitting still, or emotional outbursts.

2. Teacher & Parent Input

We may request brief feedback from teachers or caregivers to understand how symptoms show up at school and home.

3. Pediatric Screening Tools

Standardized assessments help us evaluate attention span, hyperactivity, and age-appropriate behavior.

4. Diagnosis & Ongoing Support

If ADHD is diagnosed, we create a treatment plan tailored to your child’s age, goals, and needs.

Why Choose Capital Psychiatry Groupfor ADHD Treatment

Capital Psychiatry Group stands out as the best telepsychiatry ADHD provider for its commitment to secure, accessible, and expert mental health care in New Jersey. Key services include:

We accept all insurances
Same-day telepsychiatry appointments
Psychiatrist of your own choice
Board-certified providers
Personalized treatment plan
Careful doses of stimulants & non-stimulants
Trusted medication management

Can’t Start? Can’t Finish?
We Know That Loop: Let’s Break It

ADHD isn’t a motivation problem; it’s a brain wiring difference that affects how you plan, start, and complete tasks. At Capital Psychiatry Group, we understand how executive dysfunction can derail your day, your confidence, and your progress. No judgment. No waiting. Just care that meets you where you are and helps you move forward with clarity.

Serving ADHD Patients Across Every Corner of New Jersey

Capital Psychiatry Group telepsychiatry ADHD & ADD services are available throughout New Jersey. We serve communities such as North Brunswick, Lakewood, Delran, Robbinsville, Bayonne, Holmdel, Plainsboro, Newark, Hasbrouck Heights, Old Bridge, South Plainfield, and beyond. No matter where you live in NJ, expert ADHD care is just a click away. Our personalized, HIPAA-compliant telepsychiatry is always within reach from the comfort of your own space.

Frequently Ask Questions

Does Capital Psychiatry Group accept insurance?

We accept all major insurance plans, including Medicaid and Medicare. Moreover, we offer telepsychiatry to make care accessible across New Jersey.

Can I get officially diagnosed with ADHD online?

Yes, our licensed psychiatrists conduct complete ADHD evaluations via secure video sessions. We use screening tools and structured interviews to confirm your diagnosis, just like in-person clinics.

What happens during my first online ADHD visit?

In a secure and confidential video appointment, we discuss your symptoms, history, and lifestyle. We accurately assess your symptoms, experience to determine the best next steps.

Will I lose the ability to see a psychiatrist in person later?

Not at all. While we specialize in virtual care, if a provider believes in-person care is necessary, we'll support a seamless referral to a trusted psychiatrist. But for most patients, telepsychiatry is safe, effective, and complete.

What if I’m not sure I have ADHD?

Many start with self-doubt. During our first visit, we discussed your symptoms, history, and lifestyle. If ADHD isn’t the right fit, we’ll help identify other causes like learning differences or mood issues and guide you to the right treatment.

ADHD & ADD
Treatment

Online ADHD & ADD Treatment in New Jersey

Stop Letting ADHD Run the Show: Manage It with CPG

ADHD Types and Common Symptoms