Does the first appointment have to be in person?

Yes. Initial titration and physical examination take place in the practice.

Which medications are used?

Guideline-based: methylphenidate, lisdexamfetamine, dexamfetamine or atomoxetine/guanfacine, depending on profile, comorbidity and prior experience.

No. Psychotherapy-only support is equally possible — we decide together.

Every 2–4 weeks during titration, then usually quarterly.

Multimodal treatment of adult ADHD: medication titration, psychotherapy and concrete strategies for daily life and work.

Specialist treatment after confirmed adult ADHD diagnosis with pharmacotherapy, coaching elements and management of comorbidities.

1
Treatment planning
Joint definition of goals and choice of approach.
2
Medication titration
Careful up-titration with regular medical review (blood pressure, heart rate, effect and side-effect profile).
3
Psychotherapy support
Modules on self- and time management, emotion regulation, relationships and work.
4
Long-term monitoring
Regular review with standardised symptom measures.

Service	Fee
First treatment consultation (60 min., in person)	approx. € 280–380
Medication review (25–30 min.)	approx. € 120–180
Psychotherapy session (50 min.)	approx. € 180–260
Prescription outside appointment	per GOÄ

Private practice without statutory health insurance contracts; billing follows the German medical fee schedule (GOÄ).
Reimbursable through German private health insurance (PKV) and Beihilfe subject to your individual policy.
Transparent fee agreement for self-payers before treatment begins.
Payment by bank transfer after invoicing; a written cost estimate is available on request.
Stimulants and atomoxetine are prescribed on a private prescription; reimbursement depends on your PKV / Beihilfe policy.

All prices are indicative for self-payers. Final invoicing follows the German medical fee schedule (GOÄ) based on scope and individual case.

Does the first appointment have to be in person?: Yes. Initial titration and physical examination take place in the practice.
Which medications are used?: Guideline-based: methylphenidate, lisdexamfetamine, dexamfetamine or atomoxetine/guanfacine, depending on profile, comorbidity and prior experience.
Is medication mandatory?: No. Psychotherapy-only support is equally possible — we decide together.
How often are follow-ups?: Every 2–4 weeks during titration, then usually quarterly.

Booking via Doctolib. Alternatively write to us by email — we usually reply within one business day.