ADHD Care for Wisconsin

    ADHD Evaluation and Treatment in Wisconsin — Without the Waitlist

    Whether you are a parent looking for help for your child, a college student who has been white-knuckling every semester, or an adult who only recently realized ADHD explains a lifetime of patterns, Christine Forge, PMHNP-BC provides ADHD evaluation and ongoing medication management to Wisconsin residents by secure video.

    • Adult, teen, and pediatric ADHD (ages 8+)
    • Stimulant and non-stimulant options available
    • Refills sent to your Wisconsin pharmacy
    • School and workplace accommodation letters
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    Christine M. Forge, MSN

    AAPRN, PMHNP-BC, FNP-C · Licensed in Wisconsin

    100%Telehealth Statewide
    DaysNot Months to Be Seen
    WIState Licensed
    DualPsychiatry + Family Medicine
    Now accepting new Wisconsin patients

    Wisconsin Access to Care

    Getting an ADHD Evaluation in Wisconsin Is Harder Than It Should Be

    Wisconsin's psychiatric provider shortage hits ADHD care especially hard: assessments are backed up, and many adults are told to wait months or drive hours for a first appointment.

    20Wisconsin counties have no practicing psychiatrist at allSource: Wisconsin Policy Forum, 2018
    55 of 72counties face a significant psychiatrist shortage, concentrated in rural areasSource: Wisconsin Policy Forum, 2018
    MostWisconsin counties are designated full or partial Mental Health Professional Shortage AreasSource: HRSA / Wisconsin Office of Rural Health, 2025

    How ADHD Care Works Here

    A Real Evaluation, Then a Plan You Can Live With

    ADHD care is more than a prescription. It is an accurate diagnosis, a medication trial done carefully, and follow-up that adjusts as your life changes.

    Comprehensive Evaluation

    Standardized rating scales, developmental and academic history, and a careful look at anxiety, mood, sleep, and thyroid issues that mimic or accompany ADHD.

    Medication Management

    Stimulants such as methylphenidate and amphetamine formulations, plus non-stimulant options including atomoxetine, guanfacine, and bupropion when preferred or better suited.

    Careful Titration & Follow-Up

    Doses are adjusted gradually with check-ins on appetite, sleep, blood pressure, and effectiveness — not set once and forgotten.

    ADHD in Women & Girls

    Inattentive presentations, chronic overwhelm, and rejection sensitivity are routinely missed in women. Christine specializes in recognizing them.

    Students & Accommodations

    Documentation for school, university disability services, and workplace accommodations when clinically supported.

    AuDHD & Co-Occurring Conditions

    ADHD alongside autism, anxiety, depression, or chronic illness — treated together rather than as separate problems.

    About Your Provider

    Why Patients Choose Christine for ADHD Care

    Christine Forge is dual board certified in psychiatric mental health and family practice. With ADHD that matters, because sleep apnea, iron deficiency, thyroid dysfunction, and hormonal shifts can all produce ADHD-like symptoms — and untreated ADHD can be worsened by them.

    Controlled substance prescribing is available to Wisconsin patients when clinically appropriate, so stimulant treatment can be managed entirely through telehealth with refills sent to your local pharmacy.

    Appointments are conversational, not rushed. If a medication is not working, you are not waiting three months to say so.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Can ADHD be diagnosed online in Wisconsin?

    Yes. A telehealth ADHD evaluation uses the same clinical interview, symptom history, and validated rating scales as an in-person assessment. Wisconsin residents can complete the entire process by secure video.

    Can you prescribe stimulant ADHD medication through telehealth in Wisconsin?

    Yes. Christine holds full prescribing authority in Wisconsin, including controlled substances such as stimulant ADHD medication, when treatment is clinically appropriate. Prescriptions are sent electronically to your Wisconsin pharmacy.

    What age do you start treating ADHD?

    Ages 8 and up, including children, adolescents, college students, and adults.

    How long does an ADHD evaluation take?

    The initial evaluation is a dedicated appointment, and intake forms are completed beforehand. Many patients leave the first visit with a diagnosis and a starting plan; some need a follow-up to rule out contributing conditions.

    Do you offer neuropsychological testing?

    Full neuropsychological testing is not performed here. Diagnosis is made through clinical evaluation and validated rating scales, which is the standard approach for ADHD diagnosis and treatment.

    Do I need a referral for ADHD treatment in Wisconsin?

    No referral is needed. You can book an ADHD evaluation directly online.

    Statewide Coverage

    Available Everywhere in Wisconsin

    Secure video visits reach patients in cities, small towns, rural counties, and tribal communities across the state.

    MilwaukeeMadisonGreen BayKenoshaRacineAppletonWaukeshaEau ClaireOshkoshJanesvilleLa CrosseSheboyganFond du LacWausauBrookfieldStevens PointSuperiorManitowocWest BendRhinelanderMarshfieldNeenahBeloitMenashaMequonAshlandBayfieldHaywardShawanoTomah+ All Wisconsin Communities

    Take the First Step

    Stop Waiting Months for an ADHD Answer

    Wisconsin residents can request an ADHD evaluation online today and typically be seen within days.

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    This page is for informational purposes and does not constitute medical advice. Care is provided by Christine M. Forge, MSN, AAPRN, FNP-C, PMHNP-BC to residents physically located in Wisconsin at the time of the visit.