Lives in a State where ADHD has limited services
I have goals but feel held back being so disorganized and distracted. It is hard for me to ask for help, but know that my brother is doing better being on ADHD medication. So maybe it's time for me to figure it out.
Gets overwhelmed by the moving images and testimonials on ADHD Online website.
Thinks consenting to telehealth and med agreement means he can get these through ADHD Online.
Still thinks he can "Explore treatment options".
Isn't sure which fields are *required*.
Doesn't know that an "Impression" is a diagnosis on the portal.
Figures out he can't get treatment through ADHD Online.
Understanding that the "Treatment Management Within 7 Days" isn't available in Lou7isiana.
To consent to what ADHD Online can do for him.
Knowledge that he is only purchasing the assessment.
Understanding of why there are so many questions.
Clear definition of his diagnosis, using common acronym "ADHD" and explaining his type.
Confidence about what part of the report is for him and what part is for a provider.
Instruction on how to find a local provider.
A simple "is this right for you" flow as opposed to "get started"
Provide onboarding based on state - different how it works video, different FAQs, limited consent.
Remove sentence "Explore treatment options"
Tool tips on "why do we ask this"
Asterisks next to required fields.
A digital report with helpful links about the diagnosis and next steps.
Invite him to opt in for wait list.
Add links to Psychology Today's provider finder tool.
Recommend Newsletter.
Information that there is no stigma in being diagnosed as an adult.
Knowledge that the assessment is comprehensive but also EASY to fill out.
ADHD Online's plan to grow more across the US
A quick list of all payment types accepted.
Articles on how ADHD diagnosis spans multiple domains.
A digital glossary of terms
Information on the type of local provider to look for - finding a psychiatrist vs a therapist.
Gets overwhelmed by the moving images and testimonials on ADHD Online website.
Understanding that the "Treatment Management Within 7 Days" isn't available in Lou7isiana.
A simple "is this right for you" flow as opposed to "get started"
Information that there is no stigma in being diagnosed as an adult.
Knowledge that the assessment is comprehensive but also EASY to fill out.
Thinks consenting to telehealth and med agreement means he can get these through ADHD Online.
To consent to what ADHD Online can do for him.
Provide onboarding based on state - different how it works video, different FAQs, limited consent.
ADHD Online's plan to grow more across the US
Still thinks he can "Explore treatment options".
Knowledge that he is only purchasing the assessment.
Remove sentence "Explore treatment options"
A quick list of all payment types accepted.
Isn't sure which fields are *required*.
Understanding of why there are so many questions.
Tool tips on "why do we ask this"
Asterisks next to required fields.
Articles on how ADHD diagnosis spans multiple domains.
Doesn't know that an "Impression" is a diagnosis on the portal.
Clear definition of his diagnosis, using common acronym "ADHD" and explaining his type.
A digital report with helpful links about the diagnosis and next steps.
A digital glossary of terms
Figures out he can't get treatment through ADHD Online.
Confidence about what part of the report is for him and what part is for a provider.
Instruction on how to find a local provider.
Invite him to opt in for wait list.
Add links to Psychology Today's provider finder tool.
Recommend Newsletter.
Information on the type of local provider to look for - finding a psychiatrist vs a therapist.