ADHD Treatment in Georgetown, TX | Psych Dimensions

A proper ADHD evaluation, not a quick prescription, is the starting point at Psych Dimensions Georgetown.

Psych Dimensions provides ADHD evaluation and treatment at 918 S Interstate 35, Georgetown, TX 78628. The practice treats patients ages 16 and up and has served Williamson County since 2015. If you are looking for a psychiatric practice in Georgetown that takes adult ADHD seriously, call (512) 535-3777.

Adult ADHD Is Under Recognized

Most people associate ADHD with hyperactive children. That association misses a significant portion of the people living with this condition. Many adults with ADHD were either never diagnosed in childhood or were diagnosed and lost access to treatment as they aged out of pediatric care. Either way, they often spend years, sometimes decades, struggling with difficulties they cannot fully explain.

Adult ADHD does not always look like the textbook version. The presentations the Georgetown team sees most often include:

Inattentive presentation (formerly called ADD).

Difficulty sustaining attention on tasks, frequent distraction by external stimuli or internal thoughts, forgetting routine tasks, losing things, difficulty following through on multi step tasks. Often goes undiagnosed in adults because it does not involve the obvious behavioral disruption of hyperactive ADHD.

Hyperactive/impulsive presentation.

Restlessness, difficulty sitting for extended periods, impulsive decisions, talking over others, difficulty waiting. More recognizable as ADHD but often reframed in adults as personality traits rather than a clinical condition.

Combined presentation.

Both inattentive and hyperactive/impulsive symptoms are present. Most common form of adult ADHD.

There is no simple checklist that confirms or rules out ADHD. That is why a proper evaluation matters.

ADHD Evaluation at Psych Dimensions Georgetown

A thorough ADHD evaluation at Psych Dimensions covers the following areas.

Symptom history.

Current symptoms, when they first appeared, and whether they were present in childhood. ADHD is a neurodevelopmental condition. Symptoms must have been present since childhood to meet diagnostic criteria, though they may not have been recognized or evaluated.

Functional impairment.

How symptoms affect your work, relationships, and daily responsibilities. ADHD is diagnosed in part by the degree to which it impairs functioning across at least two settings.

Ruling out other explanations.

Anxiety, depression, sleep disorders, thyroid dysfunction, and other conditions can produce symptoms that resemble ADHD. The evaluation considers whether what you are experiencing is ADHD, another condition, or both.

Co-occurring conditions.

ADHD frequently co-occurs with anxiety disorder, depressive disorder, and sleep disorders. The evaluation assesses for these because they affect both diagnosis and treatment planning.

Medication history.

Prior ADHD medications, doses, response, and any side effects.

This evaluation takes time and is done by a psychiatric clinician with the training to distinguish between ADHD and other conditions. It is not a quick visit followed by a prescription.

ADHD Medication Management in Georgetown

When medication is appropriate for ADHD, the Psych Dimensions team manages it with the same evaluation first, monitor continuously approach applied to all psychiatric medications.

Stimulant medications.

Amphetamines and methylphenidate based medications are the most well studied ADHD medications and are effective for the majority of adult patients. They are scheduled controlled substances, which means the team is careful about prescribing and monitoring.

Non stimulant medications.

Including atomoxetine, viloxazine, and others, appropriate for patients for whom stimulants are contraindicated, not well tolerated, or insufficient on their own.

Pharmacogenetics testing.

Available at the Georgetown location and can assist in identifying which medications are most likely to work well based on your individual genetic profile. This is particularly useful for patients who have had inconsistent or unexpected responses to prior ADHD medications.

Follow up appointments.

For ADHD medication management, these typically occur two to four weeks after a new medication is started, then monthly during the stabilization period, and quarterly once stable.

A Note on Controlled Substance Management

Patients occasionally ask about prescribing practices for ADHD medications, particularly stimulants. This is a reasonable question. The Psych Dimensions team manages controlled substances carefully and within all applicable regulatory requirements. That means:

  • Medication is not prescribed before a thorough evaluation is complete
  • Prescriptions follow appropriate dosing guidelines
  • The team monitors for clinical response, side effects, and appropriate use at follow up appointments
  • Controlled substance agreements and monitoring requirements are explained clearly


If you have concerns about this process, the team is happy to address them during your evaluation.

ADHD and Co-Occurring Conditions

Because ADHD frequently co-occurs with anxiety and depression, many patients who come to Psych Dimensions Georgetown for ADHD evaluation leave with a treatment plan that addresses more than one condition. This is not unusual. It is the clinical reality for many adults with ADHD.

The Georgetown team is equipped to treat ADHD alongside anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, sleep disorders, and other conditions. The ADHD medication management approach accounts for the full clinical picture, not just the presenting complaint.

Who Can Be Treated for ADHD at This Practice?

Psych Dimensions Georgetown treats patients ages 16 and up. This includes:

  • Adolescents (ages 16 to 17) being treated for ADHD, typically with parental involvement
  • Adults who were diagnosed with ADHD in childhood and need ongoing management
  • Adults who were never formally diagnosed but suspect they may have ADHD
  • Adults who were previously on ADHD medication and lost access to prescribing when they moved or changed providers

Schedule Depression Treatment in Georgetown, TX

New patients can call (512) 535-3777 to schedule an evaluation at the Georgetown location. The office is open Monday through Thursday until 7pm, and most new patients are seen within a few days of their initial call.

Psych Dimensions, Georgetown Address
918 S Interstate 35
Georgetown, TX 78628

Dr. Thomas at Psych Dimensions in Georgetown, Texas has been wonderful to work with. I’ve had both face-to-face and video appointments, and every experience has been positive. Dr. Thomas took the time to truly get to know me and made me feel heard and understood. He listened carefully and worked thoughtfully with me to address my anxiety and insomnia rather than rushing through appointments. I always felt supported and respected, and I’m very grateful for the care I’ve received. I would highly recommend Dr. Thomas to anyone looking for a compassionate and attentive psychiatrist.

- Dixie H.

Frequently Asked Questions, ADHD Treatment Georgetown, TX

Frequently Asked Questions, ADHD Treatment Georgetown, TX

Yes. Psych Dimensions provides ADHD evaluation and medication management for patients ages 16 and up at the Georgetown location. Both newly diagnosed patients and those transferring from prior providers are seen.

The evaluation covers current symptoms, symptom history including childhood onset, functional impairment across settings, ruling out other conditions such as anxiety, depression, and sleep disorders, assessment for co-occurring conditions, and review of any prior medication history. It is conducted by a board credentialed psychiatric clinician.

Yes, when clinically appropriate following a full evaluation. The team prescribes stimulant medications and non stimulant alternatives. All prescribing follows a thorough evaluation and is managed with appropriate monitoring at follow up appointments.

Medication is the most evidence supported treatment for ADHD in adults. However, the team also discusses behavioral and organizational strategies, and therapy is available within the practice for patients who want structured support alongside medication management.

This is a common reason adults seek out Psych Dimensions. The team can review your prior history, conduct an updated evaluation, and manage your care going forward. Call (512) 535-3777 to schedule.

ADHD is typically a chronic condition that benefits from ongoing management. Once stable, patients are usually seen quarterly for medication management follow ups. The frequency of appointments varies based on your individual situation.

ADHD is typically a chronic condition that benefits from ongoing management. Once stable, patients are usually seen quarterly for medication management follow ups. The frequency of appointments varies based on your individual situation.

Call (512) 535-3777 to schedule a new patient evaluation at Psych Dimensions, 918 S IH-35, Georgetown, TX 78628.

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