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ADHD Evaluation & Medication Management

Careful psychiatric evaluation for children, teens, college students, and young adults

Attention concerns can affect learning, work, relationships, routines, and confidence. A psychiatric evaluation considers current concerns alongside development, medical and medication history, sleep, emotional health, family context, and school or work functioning before recommendations are made.

HOW EVALUATION WORKS
1. Clarify goals and the difficulties affecting daily life.
2. Review developmental, medical, medication, family, school, and work context.
3. Discuss an individualized plan and appropriate next steps.

MEDICATION DECISIONS
Medication is not assumed. When medication may be clinically appropriate, potential benefits, risks, alternatives, and monitoring are discussed carefully.

SCHOOL & COLLEGE CONTEXT
Psychiatric evaluation and documentation may support accommodation discussions when clinically appropriate. Formal neuropsychological or educational testing is not implied and may require a separate specialist.

INTEGRATED & COLLABORATIVE CARE
Care can consider psychotherapy, routines, organizational strategies, family support, and medication together. With appropriate permission, Dr. Dębiec can collaborate with existing therapists, schools, or other clinicians when that coordination supports the plan.

APPOINTMENTS & FEES
In-person care is available in Ann Arbor, with secure telehealth across Michigan. Great Lakes is an out-of-network practice.
Initial psychiatric evaluation: $600
Standard 60-minute appointment: $300
Thirty-minute follow-up: $200
Reimbursement varies by plan and is not guaranteed.

SAFETY
This practice is not an emergency service. Call or text 988, call 911, or go to the nearest emergency department for urgent safety concerns. Do not use the website form for emergencies or detailed medical information.

Submitting an inquiry does not establish a treatment relationship.

To discuss whether the practice may fit your needs, call (734) 492-0200 or request a consultation.

How Care Can Help

Comprehensive psychiatric evaluations

A detailed evaluation considers symptoms, development, medical and medication history, family context, school or college functioning, strengths, and goals before a treatment plan is recommended.

Second opinions & medication review

For diagnostic uncertainty, medication concerns, side effects, or a complex treatment history, a focused review can clarify options and coordinated next steps without assuming that medications should be started, changed, or stopped.

Thoughtful medication management

Medication decisions are made carefully and revisited over time, alongside psychotherapy, development, family and school context, and lifestyle factors.

Integrated psychotherapy

Psychotherapy can be integrated with psychiatric care so emotional patterns, relationships, transitions, and treatment goals are considered in one coordinated plan.

Family & parent collaboration

When clinically appropriate, care can include work with parents or family members to improve understanding, communication, and support for a child or young adult.

Existing-therapist collaboration

Already have a therapist? With patient or parent permission, psychiatric care can complement existing therapy and support a coordinated plan.

School & college context

Evaluation and ongoing care can consider school or college functioning, transitions, attention, and the practical demands affecting treatment.

Accommodation-support documentation

Psychiatric evaluation and documentation may support accommodation discussions when clinically appropriate. Formal neuropsychological or educational testing is not implied and may require a separate specialist.

Collaboration with schools & care teams

With appropriate authorization, care can include collaboration with schools, therapists, pediatricians, and other clinicians when that coordination supports the treatment plan.

Telepsychiatry across Michigan

Secure telehealth is available across Michigan, with in-person care in Ann Arbor. The appropriate format depends on clinical needs and fit.

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