Ann Arbor ADHD Therapist

Improve focus, reduce overwhelm, and finally feel in control of your ADHD

ADHD affects 15.5 million U.S. adults. If you’ve ever wondered, “Why do I feel so out-of-sync with everyone around me?” then you may have it too. Thankfully, ADHD Therapy can help.

Living with ADHD Can Be Painful

People with ADHD often spend their time doing everything they can to appear “normal,” hiding the ways they feel different.

They filter what they really want to say. They withhold sharing their true desires. And they may even hide their most authentic selves from those closest to them.

How do other people seem to have their lives so put together—making clear choices and moving forward with confidence—while people with ADHD feel stuck, unmotivated, and unseen?

Living with ADHD often feels like running a race no one else seems to struggle with.

Distraction, unfinished tasks, and the weight of feeling misunderstood can leave us exhausted. All this minimizing and hiding takes an emotional toll, leaving us wondering if something more is possible.

That’s why you’re here, right? Some voice inside you is whispering, “go deeper.” Call it intuition, your true self, or your soul—there’s a part of you that knows change is possible.

ADHD therapy can help you rediscover your strengths, step out of hiding, and create a life where you feel seen and confident. You don’t have to navigate this alone. Together, we can help you thrive.

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What Can ADHD Therapy Do for You?

Experience Relief and Growth

ADHD therapy is about more than managing symptoms—it’s about unlocking your full potential. With 8 years of experience and multiple specialized trainings in ADHD treatment, I’ve had the privilege of helping over 200 clients find relief from their challenges and build on their natural strengths.

ADHD Therapy can help you build confidence, grow self-compassion, and learn practical ways to organize your life. It can also help you manage the ups and downs of struggling and feeling different.

You Need an ADHD Specialist

Because not all therapists are trained to treat ADHD

Through therapy with Jesse, I’ve gained an appreciation for living with ADHD. I’m more mindful with better attention to my feelings and thoughts. I’ve really grown in my self-confidence.

Former Client

Treating ADHD for 8+ Years

15,000+
Hours of Clinical Experience
Four
States Served
CA, CO, MI, and WI
250+
Hours of Advanced Training
Countless
Impact on clients’ lives

What Can You Expect in ADHD Therapy?

See how each aspect supports your journey to healing

Therapy is tailored to your specific needs, goals, and the unique ways ADHD impacts your life

Learn practical tools for managing focus, time, organization, and emotional regulation.

Using modern therapy techniques, we can alleviate ADHD symptoms and help you improve brain functioning.

Set achievable goals and stay motivated with guidance and support.

Gain a deeper understanding of how ADHD works, including its impact on your brain, behaviors, and emotions.

Identify and leverage your unique strengths, such as creativity, problem-solving, or passion, to create a fulfilling life.

We’ll work to engage your family, partner, or colleagues in your ADHD journey to build a supportive network.

WHO IS JESSE?

An ADHD Therapist for You

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Jesse Kauffman

ADHD Therapist and Owner of Atelier Therapy

I’m Jesse Kauffman, a licensed psychotherapist specializing in ADHD. I believe in intuition and cherish the divergent path.

Because I’ve lived with ADHD, I know how it feels in my mind and body. It’s like you’re out-of-sync with the world, always worried about what you’re missing and how it might interfere with your life and relationships. Is it the same for you?

I once saw ADHD as my weakness. Today I see that ADHD has given me an acute perceptive awareness of others that is a great strength, especially to my therapy clients.

We’ve got an overabundance of attention, more attention than we can cope with; our constant challenge is to control it.

― Dr. Edward M. Hallowell

Why Choose Atelier Therapy?

Expertise

You’ll benefit from working with a therapist who “gets” ADHD – inside and out. I’m highly trained to treat ADHD and have it myself.

Bravery

Choose Atelier Therapy because you’re ready to live a fuller life. You’re brave enough to do the work of getting better. That’s the kind of work that pays off.

Strength

ADHD treatment is my strength. During our time together, we’ll identify and enhance your strengths, too.

Accountability

I’m truly here for my clients. When you choose Atelier Therapy for support, you’ll get accountability in making positive changes. Why? It works.

Partnership

Finally, someone who gets what it’s been like for you. ADHD is not easy. With me, you get an understanding partner for your journey.

Flexibility

I offer in-person and online ADHD therapy appointments. I serve clients in CA, CO, MI, and WI with my Ann Arbor, MI office as a home base.

How to Start ADHD Therapy in Ann Arbor

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Schedule Consultation

You start off by requesting a free consultation. Click the button below and choose a convenient time that works for you. We can meet over the phone or by video.

02

Meet Jesse

During your free consultation, we’ll have a relaxed, nonjudgmental conversation about what you hope to get out of our work together. I will tell you about my approach and we’ll talk about starting regular sessions.

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Attend Appointments

If we decide to work together, you’ll join me at the same convenient time each week for your sessions. This is where the real progress begins.

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Experience Relief

Now you have an expert in your corner who can support you, guide you, and hold you accountable for making positive changes. Over the weeks and months, you’ll feel so much better, and anxiety will give you less trouble.

Pricing for ADHD Therapy Sessions

ADHD Online and In Ann Arbor

$310 per standard 50-minute session
  • Same convenient time each week
  • In-person appointments available in Ann Arbor, MI
  • Online appointments for CA, CO, MI, and WI residents

ADHD Therapy FAQs

Calming an ADHD mind involves mindfulness, movement, structured routines (I know…), and grounding techniques like deep breathing or sensory focus. Reducing distractions, practicing positive self-talk, and focusing on one task at a time also help. I provide all my clients with proven, tailored strategies for calming and managing their ADHD minds.

Yes, ADHD is recognized as a disability under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). It can qualify individuals for accommodations in school, work, or public settings if symptoms significantly impair daily functioning. I can help you look at your options in therapy.

Even though “disorder” is in the name, having ADHD is primarily only a disorder because our current world is not built with ADHDers in mind. While we wait (and work) on the world changing, let’s work together to create a plan for your specific needs.

Untreated ADHD in adults can lead to chronic stress, low self-esteem, difficulty maintaining relationships, and career challenges. It may also increase the risk of anxiety, depression, or impulsive behaviors that disrupt daily life.

People with ADHD can benefit from therapy, medication, coaching, and support groups. My professional opinion is that therapy is the best starting point for managing ADHD. We can discuss your options and routes for improvement together, and weigh the pros and cons of each.

Yes, untreated ADHD can lead to worsening symptoms due to increasing demands of adulthood, such as career and relationships. Some people only realize they have ADHD once the demands of being a parent start to emphasize their organizational challenges. Untreated ADHD can also contribute to coexisting conditions like anxiety or depression over time.

ADHD doesn’t necessarily worsen with age, but challenges may appear greater as life responsibilities increase. Hormonal changes or untreated symptoms can amplify difficulties. Therapy and coping tools can mitigate these effects.

No one tells you that ADHD often comes with hidden strengths, like creativity, problem-solving, and resilience. While it presents challenges, ADHD therapy can help you discover how to turn those traits into advantages.

No, ADHD is not a form of autism, but the two share similarities, such as difficulties with focus and social interactions. They can co-occur, but they are distinct neurodevelopmental conditions.

I offer ADHD Therapy for $310 per session. New clients join for weekly sessions and appreciate seeing the progress of meeting regularly within the first several sessions. We can discuss options during the free initial consultation.

Getting started is easy! Contact me to schedule your free consultation. I’m always open to meeting new clients and would love to help you take the next step in your ADHD journey.

Get ADHD Help and Improve Your Life

Before
  • Wishing something was different 
  • Resisting the unique functioning of your brain
  • Repeating the same patterns that still aren’t working
  • Relationships weakened due to ADHD symptoms
After
  • Control your focus more strategically
  • Accepting your ADHD and working with, not against, it
  • Finding new and liberating strategies for thriving
  • Enjoy improved relationship quality when your ADHD is under control