Sluggish Cognitive Tempo can look like “zoning out” or mental fatigue — but sometimes, it’s part of ADHD. Here’s why an evaluation matters.

Wondering if you can manage ADHD without medication? While nothing matches the effectiveness of stimulant treatment, evidence shows that exercise, mindfulness, structured routines, and complementary supports like CBT, yoga, and even American ginseng can meaningfully improve focus and energy. Learn which strategies truly work—and how to build a comprehensive, sustainable plan for your ADHD care.

Finding the right ADHD prescriber can change everything. Here’s what to look for — and how collaborative, responsive care helps adults thrive.

Rejection sensitivity can make everyday life harder for adults with ADHD. Learn why it happens, how it’s rooted in brain chemistry, and what can help.

Serotonin syndrome can escalate fast. Learn the early signs (“too hot, too wired, too twitchy”), when to call your prescriber vs. go to the ER, and how smart medication management in Oregon prevents emergencies.

ADHD is more than genetics. Research shows childhood trauma and ACEs can raise the risk of ADHD symptoms in adults. Here’s what Oregonians should know.

Having an Adderall prescription can improve ADHD symptoms and driving safety — but Oregon law still allows DUI charges if impairment is suspected.

ADHD isn’t just a childhood condition. For adults in Portland and across Oregon, treatment can mean more than focus — it can improve safety, mental health, and stability. Learn what new research reveals and how Celium Healthcare can help.

Some medications have anticholinergic side effects, affecting memory, focus, and long-term brain health. Learn how expert medication management in Portland can help.

Depression isn’t always obvious. “Depression behind the smile” affects many high-functioning people. Learn how Celium Healthcare offers personalized depression treatment in Oregon.

Looking for genetic testing for psychiatric medications in Oregon? GeneSight is the most recognized test, but Tempus offers affordable, science-backed results in Portland.

Considering an emotional support animal? Learn how an ESA Letter in Portland, Oregon, can provide housing protections and boost mental health.

Should you take ADHD medication every day, or just on weekdays? This post explores the pros, cons, and what research says about drug holidays.

A take-home sleep study measures breathing, oxygen, heart rate, and more to check for conditions like sleep apnea. It can’t diagnose insomnia or narcolepsy, but it’s a convenient way to gather real-world data. Unless directed otherwise, continue your usual sleep medications so the study reflects your typical night—and aim for at least two nights of testing for the clearest picture.

Thinking about starting Ozempic or Zepbound while on ADHD meds? Here’s what you need to know about appetite, absorption, and safety—plus early research on how GLP-1s may affect the same brain pathways targeted by ADHD medications.

Guanfacine is a calm, non-stimulant option for adult ADHD. It helps steady focus, rein in impulsivity, and may improve sleep and irritability. Here’s how it works, who it helps, common side effects, and how it fits alongside (or instead of) stimulants.

ADHD and bipolar disorder share many symptoms, but they require different treatment. Learn how timing, mood patterns, and detailed evaluation can help clarify your diagnosis.

Time blindness—late starts, overruns, missed transitions—is a common part of adult ADHD. Medication helps when the dose and hours match your day; structure and sleep do the rest. We track on-time rate, overrun, and start-latency to guide care. Celium Healthcare serves adults from our Portland clinic and statewide via telehealth.

The DIVA 5 structured interview is one of the most reliable tools for diagnosing adult ADHD. Backed by research showing high sensitivity and specificity, it offers clarity beyond quick checklists and helps guide accurate, evidence-based treatment planning for patients.

Not all ADHD info online is accurate—especially on social media. Learn how to avoid misinformation and find trustworthy, evidence-based ADHD resources to guide your care and decisions.