Whether ADHD testing may be useful, what a thorough evaluation should consider, and how to think about ADHD versus look-alike concerns.
Treatment options
Medication-informed education, therapy, coaching, behavioral strategies, parenting support, lifestyle interventions, digital tools, mindfulness, and other research-informed options.
Parenting and family stress
How ADHD affects family rhythms, conflict, school concerns, sibling dynamics, emotional escalation, and parent burnout.
Faith and meaning
How to think about ADHD, limitation, shame, responsibility, growth, and support from a Christian and whole-person perspective.
Next-step planning
What questions to ask your provider, whether to pursue testing, what supports to explore, and how to move from confusion to action.
What you Should Walk Away With
A clearer frame
A better way to understand what may be happening and why the usual advice has not been enough.
Better questions
Questions to ask a therapist, physician, school team, evaluator, spouse, or support person.
A next-step direction
Not a magic fix. Not a guaranteed outcome. Just a more grounded sense of what path may be worth exploring next.
Less shame, more language
Many people are not just looking for strategies. They are looking for words for what they have been carrying.
Dr. Andrew Wichterman
Dr. Andrew Wichterman brings together clinical experience, teaching, ADHD assessment, research-informed education, and a Christian whole-person perspective.
19 Yrs
Of clinical counseling experience
14 Yrs
Teaching as a counselor educator
15,000+
Counselors trained in his department
And now I can help you too.
Struggling with ADHD questions or uncertainty?
Book a one-on-one consultation with Dr. Wichterman and get personalized guidance tailored to you or your family.