- St. James TMS & Psychiatry
914-200-4368
914-200-4368
If staying focused feels harder than it should, or you are constantly working twice as hard just to keep up, you are not alone. Many adults and young professionals reach out to us feeling overwhelmed, frustrated, and quietly wondering whether ADHD could explain long-standing challenges with attention, organization, or emotional regulation. At St. James TMS & Psychiatry, we offer comprehensive ADHD diagnosis and treatment online for clients in New Brunswick, New Jersey, with care that is thoughtful, respectful, and grounded in understanding your full story.
We believe ADHD evaluations should provide clarity, not confusion. That is why our approach goes beyond surface-level questionnaires. Led by Dr. Tasia Henderson, DNP, PMHNP, FNP, our practice combines clinical expertise with objective tools and compassionate conversation. We take time to understand how your symptoms show up in daily life, work, relationships, sleep, and emotional well-being, so any diagnosis or treatment plan feels accurate and meaningful.
Our focus is not just identifying ADHD, but helping you understand your brain and move forward with confidence.
Our ADHD Precision Program follows a clear, supportive structure designed to reduce guesswork and increase confidence in the results. Most clients complete the process in two to four visits.
We begin with a comprehensive virtual ADHD evaluation. During this session, we review your symptoms, personal history, daily functioning, mood, sleep patterns, and prior treatments. This allows us to explore whether ADHD is present and identify any additional factors that may be contributing.
When appropriate, we include QbCheck, an FDA-cleared computerized assessment that objectively measures attention, impulsivity, and movement. These results are compared to those of individuals your age with and without ADHD, offering added clarity.
For some clients, QEEG brain mapping is also recommended. This non-invasive recording of brainwave activity is not a standalone diagnosis, but it can highlight areas of overactivity or underactivity that help guide individualized treatment planning. While evaluations are completed online, QEEG is conducted in person.
We work with individuals age 16 and older who may be experiencing:
Many of the clients we support in New Brunswick and across New Jersey have spent years feeling misunderstood or dismissed. Our goal is to offer a space where your concerns are taken seriously and explored with care.
When ADHD is properly identified and supported, many people experience meaningful changes. Treatment may include medication management, lifestyle guidance, and coordination with therapy when helpful. Clients often report improved focus, greater emotional balance, increased confidence, and a clearer sense of direction.
Our role is to walk alongside you, offering education, ongoing monitoring, and adjustments as your needs evolve. Effective care is collaborative, and we believe progress happens best when you feel informed, supported, and respected.
What does ADHD testing involve?
ADHD testing includes a structured online evaluation that explores attention, emotional regulation, behavior patterns, and contributing factors to determine whether symptoms align with ADHD.
How long does the evaluation take?
The initial evaluation is typically 60 minutes. Follow-up sessions are 30 to 45 minutes and focus on reviewing results, treatment planning, and ongoing support.
Can ADHD testing be completed online?
Yes. We offer comprehensive ADHD diagnosis and treatment online for adults and teens 16 and older in New Brunswick, New Jersey. Some components, such as QEEG, require an in-person visit.
Do you accept insurance?
We accept Aetna, BCBS, Cigna, Optum, Carelon, and private pay. Coverage varies by plan, and we are happy to review options with you.
You deserve answers that make sense and care that feels supportive.
If you are seeking comprehensive ADHD diagnosis and treatment online in New Brunswick NJ, we invite you to reach out to St. James TMS & Psychiatry. Taking this first step can open the door to understanding yourself more clearly and building a more balanced, fulfilling life.