ADHD and Natural Treatment at We Level Up

By We Level Up | Editor Yamilla Francese | Clinically Reviewed By Lauren Barry, LMFT, MCAP, QS, Director of Quality Assurance | Editorial Policy | Research Policy | Last Updated: July 18, 2023

At We Level Up, we offer ADHD and Natural Treatment across seven accredited facilities in Florida, Texas, California, Washington, and New Jersey. Each location is staffed by licensed physicians, psychologists, and therapists who deliver individualized care.

ADHD can make it hard to focus. It can make it hard to stay on task, plan, and finish things. It can also affect work, school, home life, and close relationships. Some people with ADHD also have anxiety, depression, or drug or alcohol problems.

We Level Up helps adults with ADHD. Our team learns about each person’s needs. We then make a care plan that fits the person. Care may include behavioral therapy, skills training, medicine when needed, family support, and other mental health care.

We Level Up is an AHCA-licensed treatment center in Deerfield Beach, Florida. We are near Florida’s Turnpike. We help people from Parkland, Coral Springs, Delray Beach, Hillsboro Beach, and nearby Broward County areas. Mental health care is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

What Is ADHD?

ADHD is a mental health condition. It can affect focus, attention, activity, and self-control. People with ADHD may forget things, lose items, or have trouble finishing tasks. Everyone has trouble focusing at times. ADHD is different. The symptoms happen often and can make daily life hard. 

A mental health professional can check for ADHD. ADHD can happen with other health problems. These may include anxiety, depression, trauma, sleep problems, or drug and alcohol problems. A full check can help find all the problems a person may have.

ADHD and Related Mental Health Conditions

ADHD can happen with other mental health conditions. A person may also have anxiety, depression, trauma, or drug and alcohol problems. According to SAMHSA, mental health and substance use problems can happen at the same time.

These problems can make each other harder to manage. Treatment can help address these concerns together. This can help create a care plan that fits the person’s needs.

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Common Types of ADHD

ADHD can affect people in different ways. Some people have more trouble with focus. Others have more trouble with activity or self-control.

Common types include:

• Inattentive ADHD: Trouble paying attention, staying organized, or finishing tasks.
• Hyperactive-Impulsive ADHD: Restlessness, acting without thinking, or trouble sitting still.
• Combined ADHD: Both inattentive and hyperactive-impulsive symptoms.
• ADHD in Adults: ADHD symptoms that affect work, home life, or relationships.
• ADHD With Other Conditions: ADHD that happens with anxiety, depression, trauma, or drug or alcohol problems.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

Common Symptoms of ADHD

ADHD symptoms can affect daily life. They may affect work, school, home, and relationships.

Common symptoms include:

• Trouble paying attention
• Forgetting things
• Losing things
• Trouble managing time
• Trouble staying organized
• Trouble finishing tasks
• Getting distracted easily
• Feeling restless
• Acting without thinking
• Trouble managing feelings

A mental health professional can check these symptoms. The check can help find the right care.

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How ADHD Is Diagnosed

There is no one test for ADHD. A mental health professional checks the person’s symptoms and health history. The provider also looks at how the symptoms affect daily life.

The check may include:

• ADHD symptoms
• Medical history
• Mental health history
• Family history
• Sleep
• Medicines
• Daily life
• Past treatment

The provider may also check for other problems. Anxiety, depression, sleep problems, and drug or alcohol use can cause some similar symptoms.

A proper diagnosis helps the team make the right care plan. The plan is based on the person’s needs.

Evidence-Based Treatment for ADHD

ADHD treatment is different for each person. Care may include therapy, skills training, medicine, or a mix of these services.

Talk Therapy and Coping Skills

Therapy can help people manage ADHD symptoms. It can help with focus, time, planning, and daily tasks.

Therapy can also help people manage stress and strong feelings. People can learn new skills that they can use at home, at work, and in daily life.

Medication Support

Some people may need medicine for ADHD. A medical provider can check the person’s symptoms and health before starting medicine.

The provider can watch how the medicine works. The care plan may change when needed. Some people may also need therapy and other support.

Integrated Mental Health Care

Some people with ADHD also have drug or alcohol problems. Others have anxiety, depression, or trauma.

Treatment can help with these problems at the same time. Care may include therapy, medical care, medicine, and recovery support.

We Level Up’s Approach to ADHD Treatment

We Level Up starts with a full check of each person’s needs. Our team learns about symptoms, health, history, and daily life.

We also look for other mental health or drug and alcohol problems. This helps us make a care plan for the whole person.

Treatment may include:

• Behavioral Therapy: Helps people build routines and stay organized.
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT): Helps people change unhelpful thoughts and learn better ways to cope.
• Medication Management: Helps monitor medicine when it is part of care.
• Family Counseling: Helps families learn about ADHD and ways to give support.
• Stress Management: Teaches ways to handle stress.
• Group Therapy: Gives people a place to talk, learn, and get support.

Care plans can change as needs change. Aftercare can help people keep using the skills they learned.

What Our ADHD Treatment Program Offers

Our program gives care to adults who need help with ADHD symptoms and daily life.

Our program may include:

• Mental health checks
• Personal care plans
• Behavioral therapy
• CBT
• Medicine support
• Family counseling
• Group therapy
• Stress management
• Care for other mental health problems
• Aftercare planning

We Level Up is a Joint Commission-accredited treatment center. Our team follows recognized standards for safe and quality care.

Levels of Care for ADHD Treatment

The right level of care depends on the person’s needs. Some people need more support. Others may need less support.

Inpatient ADHD Treatment

Inpatient care gives support day and night. People stay at the treatment center while they get care.

Care may include therapy, medical care, medicine support, and daily help. This care can give people structure and support.

Outpatient ADHD Treatment

Outpatient care lets people live at home. They go to the center for planned treatment.

Care may include therapy, group therapy, and medication support. PHP and IOP may give more care than regular outpatient treatment.

Telehealth ADHD Treatment

Telehealth gives care via secure video when it is right for the person. It can make care easier to access.

Care may include therapy and follow-up visits. A provider can help decide if telehealth is a good choice.

What to Expect During ADHD Treatment

ADHD treatment follows a care plan made for each person. The plan may include therapy, skills training, medical care, and support.

Treatment may include:

• One-on-One Therapy: Talk with a therapist about symptoms and goals.
• Group Therapy: Learn and talk with other people.
• Skill Training: Learn ways to plan, focus, and stay organized.
• Stress Support: Learn healthy ways to manage stress.
• Care Team Checks: Talk with the care team about progress.

People can also use these skills at home. With time, these skills may help with work, home life, and relationships.

Co-Occurring Disorders Associated With ADHD and Addiction

ADHD can happen with drug or alcohol problems. Some people may use drugs or alcohol to cope with stress or other symptoms.

Drug and alcohol use can make ADHD symptoms harder to manage. Treatment can help with both problems at the same time.

Mental health conditions that may occur with ADHD and addiction include:

• Anxiety: Anxiety can make it hard to focus. Some people may use drugs or alcohol to cope.
• Depression: Depression can affect focus, energy, and daily tasks.
• Bipolar Disorder: Mood changes can affect choices and self-control.
• Trauma: Trauma can affect sleep, focus, and emotions.
• Sleep Problems: Poor sleep can make focus problems worse.
• Drug or Alcohol Problems: Drug or alcohol use can make ADHD symptoms worse.

Care can address ADHD and drug or alcohol problems together. Treatment may include therapy, medical care, medication support, and recovery care.

Treatment Options and Care Pathways

The right care depends on each person’s needs. Some people may need outpatient care. Others may need more structured care.

Care can change over time. A person may start with more support and later move to less support. The care team can check progress and help choose the next step.

Insurance and Accessibility

We Level Up works with many health plans. Our admissions team can check your insurance benefits. We can explain what your plan may cover. We can also answer questions about care and the admissions process.

Take the Next Step Toward ADHD Treatment

ADHD can make daily life hard. The right support can help people learn new skills and manage symptoms.

We Level Up provides care for adults with ADHD. Care may include therapy, skills training, medicine support, and care for other mental health problems. Our network includes facilities in Lake Elsinore, California; Tamarac, Lake Worth, and West Palm Beach, Florida; Lawrenceville, New Jersey; Spokane Valley, Washington; and Kingwood, Texas. No matter where you are, our network can help connect you with the support and treatment you need.

We Level Up Deerfield Beach is located at 1701 Green Rd, Suite C, Deerfield Beach, FL 33064. Mental health care is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Call (844) 597-1011 to learn more or set up a private assessment.

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ADHD is treatable through various approaches, such as medication, behavioral therapy, and lifestyle adjustments. With proper diagnosis and personalized treatment, individuals with ADHD can experience significant improvements in their mental health and overall quality of life.

Seeking professional help and support can lead to better focus, enhanced coping strategies, and increased well-being for those with ADHD.

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