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Adult ADHD evaluation
A structured evaluation for attention and focus, including for people who were never assessed as kids. We look at what else could explain it — anxiety, sleep debt, mood — before we land on a diagnosis.
For college students
A new semester can make everything louder.
Focus that will not hold. Sleep that shifted weeks ago. Panic before an exam you studied for. We evaluate what is happening and plan treatment with you.
Request an appointment
- New patient visits are often available within days
- Video visits anywhere in Virginia
- Most major insurance accepted
01 /What we treat
- Attention and focus, including ADHD
- Anxiety and panic
- Depression and low mood
- Sleep that has come apart
02 /How care works
- Evaluation, then a plan built around you
- Medication management, low and slow dosing
- Supportive therapy alongside it
- The same clinician over time
What you can book
Four reasons students call us.
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Anxiety & depression
Evaluation and treatment for anxiety, panic, and low mood, including the test-anxiety and burnout patterns that show up hardest in the middle of a semester.
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Video visits across Virginia
Secure video appointments from your dorm, your apartment, or home over break. No commute, no waiting room, and no explaining to anyone why you left campus for the afternoon.
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Transfer of care & refills
Already established with a prescriber somewhere else? We take over ongoing medication management, request your records, and keep the plan running rather than restarting it from scratch.
Confidentiality
Your record belongs to you.
- Your visits are confidential and HIPAA-protected. We do not report to your school.
- If you are 18 or older, you decide who else is involved — including your parents.
- Nothing is shared with a professor, a dean, or an employer.
We see students from University of Mary Washington, George Mason University, Germanna Community College, and Northern Virginia Community College (NOVA), and by video from anywhere else in the state. Your campus disability services office decides what accommodations you qualify for and which records it needs from you.
Where we see you
From your dorm, or from a real chair.
Secure video visits anywhere in Virginia. In-person appointments in Woodbridge, Fredericksburg, and Stafford; our McLean practice is video only. Home for the summer and back at school in the fall works fine — the plan follows you.
- Woodbridge
1455 Old Bridge Road, Suite 204
Woodbridge, VA 22192 - Fredericksburg
1701 Fall Hill Ave, Unit 111
Fredericksburg, VA 22401 - McLeanVideo only
1765 Greensboro Station Pl, 9th Floor
McLean, VA 22102 - Stafford
2761 Richmond Hwy, Ste 101
Stafford, VA 22554
Yes, as long as you are physically in Virginia at the time of the visit. Video visits work from a dorm room, an apartment, or home over break. Students near our Woodbridge, Fredericksburg, and Stafford offices can also be seen in person.
Yes. Transfer of care is one of the most common reasons students call us. We do an initial evaluation, request records from your previous prescriber, and continue medication management from there. Bring your current medication names and doses to the first visit.
New patient visits are often available within days rather than months. Call (703) 870-0738 and our team will tell you the next available time.
No. Your care is confidential and HIPAA-protected. We share your records with a disability services office only when you ask us to and sign a release.
No. Booking an evaluation is how you find out. We assess attention and focus and also rule in or out the things that look like ADHD from the outside, such as anxiety, depression, and chronic sleep loss.
We accept most major commercial and federal plans, including many student plans. Our team verifies your specific coverage before the first visit.
Take the next step
Start with a phone call.
Board-certified providers, video visits anywhere in Virginia, and offices in Woodbridge, Fredericksburg, and Stafford. New patient visits are often available within days, and most major insurance is accepted. Godaelli Mental Health provides outpatient psychiatry and psychotherapy. If you need help now, call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, text 741-741, or call 911.