Repose Clinic
Adult ADHD Assessment & Treatment in Mohali & Online Across India
Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is not only a childhood condition — many adults live with it undiagnosed. It can affect focus, organisation, restlessness and impulsivity in ways that make daily life harder than it needs to be. Assessment and support can help. Dr Pragya Sharma offers consultations in person in Mohali and online across India.
Signs you might notice
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Difficulty sustaining attention or finishing tasks
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Frequent forgetfulness or disorganisation
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Restlessness or a sense of being driven
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Difficulty with time management
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Acting on impulse
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A long-standing pattern, often since childhood, rather than something recent
When to seek help
If difficulties with focus, organisation or restlessness have been present for a long time and are affecting work, studies or relationships, an assessment can clarify whether ADHD is part of the picture and what would help.
How treatment works
A thorough assessment looks at your current difficulties and your history, including how long the difficulties have been present. This leads to a clear explanation of the findings and a plan that may include practical strategies, medication where appropriate, and support for related difficulties such as anxiety or low mood, with regular review.
Booking
Book a confidential consultation — in person in Mohali, or online from anywhere in India.
FAQs
Can adults be diagnosed with ADHD?
Yes. ADHD often continues into adulthood, and some people are only recognised as adults. Assessment looks at your current difficulties and your history, since ADHD is a long-standing pattern rather than something that begins later in life.
Does ADHD treatment always mean medication?
Not necessarily. Medication is one effective option, but practical strategies and support for related difficulties matter too. The right combination is decided together, based on your assessment and preferences.
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