Comprehensive Adult ADHD Testing & Treatment
You aren’t “lazy” or “unmotivated.” You might be undiagnosed.
Get a thorough medical evaluation from Board-Certified Psychiatrists. Serving Texas & Oklahoma.
“Why can’t I just get it together?”
If you are searching for this page, you are likely exhausted. You might be a high-performing professional, a student, or a parent who feels like they are constantly swimming upstream.
Adult ADHD often doesn’t look like “hyperactivity.” In adults, it looks like:
- The Paralysis: You have a to-do list, but you physically can’t make yourself start the first task.
- The “Fog”: Reading the same email three times and still not absorbing it.
- The Emotional Rollercoaster: Sudden irritability or feeling overwhelmed by small noises/distractions.
- The unfinished projects: A trail of hobbies, tasks, and ideas that were started with passion but never finished.
The Zoe Psychiatry Difference
We don’t offer “5-minute online quizzes” or rubber-stamp prescriptions. We offer real medical psychiatry. We dig deep to ensure your diagnosis is accurate so your treatment actually works.
IS IT ADHD… OR SOMETHING ELSE?
Many conditions mimic ADHD. If you treat the wrong one, you won’t get better.
At Zoe Psychiatry, our unique expertise allows us to rule out the “mimics” that other clinics miss:
- Is it Sleep Deprivation? Dr. Taiye Popoola (Sleep Medicine) knows that Sleep Apnea and chronic insomnia cause brain fog that looks exactly like ADHD. If your brain is tired, stimulants won’t fix it—sleep will.
- Is it Anxiety? Racing thoughts and restlessness can be ADHD, but they can also be Generalized Anxiety. We use differential diagnosis to tell them apart.
- Is it Substance Use? Dr. Oluwole Popoola (Addiction Medicine) understands that many people use alcohol or cannabis to “quiet the noise” in their heads. He treats the underlying focus issues without judgment.
A Roadmap to Focus
1. The Comprehensive Evaluation
We review your history, your childhood patterns (since ADHD is developmental), and your current struggles. We look at the whole picture—medical, psychological, and lifestyle.
2. Medication Management
If a diagnosis is confirmed, we discuss FDA-approved treatment options.
- Stimulants: (e.g., Adderall, Vyvanse, Ritalin) – Highly effective for increasing dopamine availability.
- Non-Stimulants: (e.g., Strattera, Qelbree) – Great options for those who want to avoid controlled substances.
3. Telehealth & Convenience
We know that for someone with ADHD, making appointments can be hard. We make it easy.
- Texas: Serving Allen, Plano, Frisco, and statewide via Telehealth.
- Oklahoma: Serving OKC, Edmond, Norman, and statewide via Telehealth.
Oluwole Popoola, MD, MPH, FASAM
Psychiatrist | Addiction Medicine Specialist “ADHD often comes with ‘comorbidities’ like anxiety or substance use. I treat the whole person, ensuring that your treatment plan is safe, sustainable, and effective.”
Taiye Popoola, MD, PhD, PMH-C
Psychiatrist | Sleep Medicine Specialist “Focus requires a rested brain. I help patients optimize their sleep quality, which is often the missing piece of the ADHD puzzle.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Do you prescribe stimulants (Adderall/Vyvanse)? A: Yes, when clinically appropriate and indicated by a thorough evaluation. We are a compliant, ethical medical practice. We monitor these medications closely to ensure safety and effectiveness.
Q: Do I have to come into the office? A: We offer Telehealth appointments for residents of Texas and Oklahoma. However, depending on current regulations regarding controlled substances, an initial in-person visit may be required (subject to the Ryan Haight Act and current telemedicine laws). Our team will guide you through the specific requirements.
Q: I was diagnosed as a child. Do I need to be re-tested? A: Not necessarily, but we will need to review your history and current symptoms to ensure the diagnosis is still active and accurate before prescribing medication.
Stop swimming upstream
Clarity and focus are possible.