Specialized Treatment for ADD & ADHD

Adult Psychiatry

The choice is yours: in-person care or telepsychiatry appointments. We have an experienced team of mental health providers, who have specialized in the treatment of ADD & ADHD, with immediate openings for patients in South Dakota, Minnesota, or Iowa—and many insurance plans accepted.

Medication Management

We have a caring and compassionate team of Psychiatrists and Psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioners (PMHNP) that regularly see patients in-person at our offices in Sioux Falls, SD, Ames, IA and West Des Moines, IA, as well as via telehealth. They specialize in ADD/ADHD, chemical dependency treatment, depression, gene testing, anxiety, panic, mood disorders, bipolar, OCD, agoraphobia, insomnia, sleep disorders, and PTSD.

TMS Therapy

We are now scheduling patients for Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS), an alternative solution to traditional approaches with proven results. By utilizing a short-pulsed magnetic field to stimulate nerve cells in the brain, TMS provides effective treatment with fewer side effects. FDA-approved to treat Depression, TMS has also been shown effective for clients with ADD/ADHD, Anxiety Chronic Pain, Fatigue, Bipolar Disorder, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, and Memory Loss.

Individual Psychotherapy Counseling

In a psychotherapy counseling appointment for ADD or ADHD, the patient spends up to 60 minutes with a therapist, who will focus on gaining insight into chronic physical and emotional problems and the underlying reasons for developed thought processes. Taking an in-depth focus of the core issues, our therapists, work with patients to lead them through coping with past traumas to a life filled with personal growth and hope, developing a provider/client relationship that is built on trust.

Pediatric Psychiatry

At MWI Health, we take pride in our team-based approach in treating children and adolescents ages 5 and up. It is our goal to support the individual needs of each of child in a collaborative effort with our community partners. This collaborative care model helps us to view the whole picture so that we can uniquely tailor an individualized treatment plan, gathering input from other treatment providers, family, and teachers to best support your child.