Personalized ADHD & Mental Healthcare
For Adults & Teens
ADHD Care That Understands You. Covered By Insurance.
ADHD care starts with a conversation. Our licensed providers take time to listen, answer questions, and explain the next steps.
- Appointments within 24–48 hours
- Personalized ADHD treatment planning
- Medication management when clinically appropriate
- Insurance or cash pay accepted
Insurance Accepted
Treatment recommendations are based on clinical evaluation and individual needs.
Accessible ADHD Care
Insurance Plans Accepted
Getting the ADHD care you need shouldn't feel complicated. A New You Body & Mind works with a wide range of insurance plans to help make professional mental healthcare more accessible.
Insurance acceptance does not guarantee coverage. Benefits, network status, and out-of-pocket costs vary by plan, location, and service.
Sound Familiar?
So many adults live with ADHD traits for years before seeking support. Understanding the patterns is the first step and it matters.
Getting started on important tasks feels difficult.
Staying focused takes more effort than expected.
Deadlines and appointments are easy to lose track of.
Organizing daily responsibilities can feel overwhelming.
Restlessness makes it difficult to settle into a routine.
Managing time and priorities feels like a constant challenge.
These experiences can have different causes. A professional assessment can help clarify what may be contributing to them.
Real answers begin with a personal clinical evaluation.
An ADHD assessment considers more than one symptom or experience. Your provider works to understand your concerns, medical history, and the ways attention-related challenges may affect daily life.
A Whole-Person Assessment
Discuss symptoms, relevant history, daily functioning, and personal concerns. Consider how symptoms have developed over time and affected different environments.
Exploring the Full Picture
Stress, sleep difficulties, anxiety, depression, and other factors can sometimes overlap with attention-related concerns. A comprehensive assessment helps your provider consider possible explanations before recommending treatment.
An evaluation does not guarantee an ADHD diagnosis. Recommendations depend on clinical findings.
What goes into an ADHD assessment?
Your Symptoms and Concerns
Discuss focus, attention, activity levels, executive functioning, and how concerns affect daily life.
Health and Personal History
Review relevant medical, mental health, developmental, family, and treatment history.
Daily Functioning
Consider relationships, responsibilities, school or work environments, and day-to-day routines where relevant.
Treatment Goals
Explore priorities, questions, personal preferences, and clinically appropriate next steps.
This overview is for information only and is not a diagnostic tool.
Personalized treatment options for ADHD
There is no one-size-fits-all approach to ADHD care. Your provider considers clinical needs, health history, and personal goals when discussing treatment options.
Medication Management
When clinically appropriate, medication may be considered as part of an individualized treatment plan. Your provider will discuss possible benefits, risks, alternatives, and ongoing monitoring.
Practical Support and Strategies
Care may include discussing approaches to organization, time management, routines, and managing everyday challenges.
Ongoing Follow-Up
Follow-up appointments allow your provider to review progress, address concerns, and adjust the care plan when needed.
Prescriptions are never guaranteed. Medication decisions are made by the treating clinician according to medical necessity and applicable laws.
What to expect when getting started
Beginning mental healthcare can feel like a big decision. We aim to make the process clear, supportive, and comfortable.
Step 1
Schedule Your Appointment
Choose a convenient appointment through our scheduling system.
Step 2
Meet With Your Provider
Discuss your concerns, health history, and goals in a respectful clinical setting.
Step 3
Discuss Your Next Steps
Receive guidance based on your evaluation, including appropriate care recommendations and follow-up options.
Appointment Journey
Your care, step by step
Schedule
Pick a convenient time
Meet your provider
A respectful conversation
Next steps
Guided, personalized care
Support for the challenges that affect everyday life
Thoughtful ADHD care considers the broader impact attention-related concerns may have on daily activities and personal well-being.
Attention and Concentration
Exploring difficulties staying engaged with tasks and activities.
Planning and Organization
Discussing challenges with structure, routines, and task management.
Time Management
Understanding concerns with prioritization, schedules, and deadlines.
Emotional Well-Being
Considering stress, frustration, and related mental health concerns.
Daily Responsibilities
Exploring difficulties with completing or managing routine activities.
Work, School, and Relationships
Discussing how challenges affect functioning in important areas of life.
PMHNP-BC · FNP-BC
Your Provider
Meet a provider who sees the whole person
Shannon Pereira
DNP, APRN, PMHNP-BC, FNP-BC
Shannon Pereira brings extensive experience in psychiatric mental healthcare and a compassionate, whole-person approach to treatment. She believes in looking beyond symptoms to understand the individual, creating a supportive environment where patients can discuss their concerns and participate in their care.
“Your Health and Vitality are my priority.”
- Psychiatric mental health expertise
- Individualized care planning
- Compassionate, judgment-free support
Care built on compassion, understanding, and respect
Seeking support for attention or mental health concerns is a personal decision. You deserve a provider who listens, explains your options, and treats you as an individual.
You Deserve to Be Heard
Your experiences, questions, and concerns deserve thoughtful attention.
Care Without Judgment
Mental healthcare should be a place where you feel comfortable discussing difficult subjects.
A Plan That Fits Your Needs
Treatment decisions should reflect your clinical needs, goals, and preferences.
Frequently asked questions
A New You Body & Mind accepts insurance. Coverage for ADHD evaluations and treatment depends on your individual benefits, network status, location, and services received.
Many insurance plans provide mental healthcare benefits, but coverage varies. Contact your insurer or the practice to confirm your specific ADHD benefits and potential out-of-pocket costs before scheduling.
Your provider discusses your symptoms, health history, daily functioning, and other relevant factors. Additional information or assessments may be recommended depending on your individual circumstances.
Yes. ADHD can be evaluated in adulthood. An assessment considers current experiences as well as relevant personal and developmental history.
No. Some attention-related concerns can have other causes. Your provider will consider the clinical information before making a diagnosis or recommending next steps.
No. Treatment recommendations depend on your evaluation, medical history, preferences, and clinical needs. Medication may or may not be appropriate.
Medication decisions are made by the treating clinician after an appropriate assessment and in accordance with applicable laws and clinical standards. An appointment does not guarantee a prescription.
Appointment formats and availability depend on your location, clinical needs, and applicable requirements. Please confirm the options available to you when scheduling.
It may help to think about your concerns, relevant medical history, current medications, previous evaluations or treatments, and questions you would like to discuss.
These concerns can sometimes overlap with attention-related symptoms. Your provider can consider multiple possible factors when evaluating your health.
Select any Schedule an Appointment button to access our scheduling system and review available appointment options.
Your mental health matters. Take the first step toward understanding your options.
Compassionate ADHD care begins with a conversation. Together, we can explore your concerns and discuss a path forward that considers your individual needs.
Personalized care. Compassionate support. A whole-person approach.