ADHD
My attention has a mind of its own.
The missed deadlines, the half-finished projects, the sense of running late inside your own head — there's a name for it, and there's real help.
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Providers ready to help
13,891+ licensed providers across New York. Book a Leuk provider now, or browse the full directory.
Dr. Shelley Padgett
MD, board-certified psychiatrist · 16 years of experience
Jason Hilario
APRN-CNP · 1 year of experience
Lena Whitfield
LCSW · 11 years of experience
Marcus Bell
LMHC · 7 years of experience
Priya Raman
LMHC · 9 years of experience
Dr. Amara Okafor
PMHNP · 8 years of experience
Jordan Kessler
LMFT · 11 years of experience
Dr. Naomi Chen
Clinical Psychologist, PhD · 16 years of experience
Malik Owens
LCSW · 6 years of experience
Dr. Sofia Reyes
LMHC · 9 years of experience
In-network with the plans New Yorkers already carry.
What care looks like here
ADHD care begins with a proper evaluation, not a five-minute questionnaire. From there it can include coaching and strategies, medication, or both — built around how your attention actually works.
- A thorough evaluation before anything else
- Medication management with a prescriber when it fits
- Practical strategies for focus, follow-through, and time
- Care that treats ADHD as wiring to work with, not a failing to fix
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Filter to who's in-network with your plan and you'll see your expected cost up front — no surprise bill after the session.
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Your first visit
What the first appointment is like
The evaluation looks at your history going back to childhood and how attention affects you now. Bring examples from real life — that's the most useful thing you can share.
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