The real you remains, and we help you find your way back.
TBI and ADHD shatter focus, memory, and daily control. We help you stabilize and move forward with clarity.
Relief Starts Here
Our Commitment
Coordinated care for better focus and function
Our neurobehavioral program blends psychiatric expertise with whole-person support, including personalized meds, assessments, meditation, and remote monitoring. Everything is tailored to your recovery.
Relief Starts HereConditions Overview
Healing is possible, and we’re here to guide you
When brain injury and ADHD destabilize your mind, our focused care helps you recover and truly feel like yourself again.
- Mood & anxiety disorders
- Post-TBI depression & PTSD
- Memory & concentration issues
- Emotional swings
- Sleep disorders
- Brain fog & fatigue
Treatments We Provide
Care that truly helps, because you deserve to feel like you again
Prescriptions & Medication Management
Get the right meds quickly, safely, and adjusted as needed.
Talk Therapy
Guiding you through life’s challenges with empathy and support.
Online Meditation
Science-backed practices, offered in real time and always free of fluff.
Mental Health Assessments
Understand what’s happening and discover what to do about it.
Vitamins & Supplements
Nutrients that work with your body to promote clarity and calm.
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Alexander K.
TBI Care Client
Frequently Asked Questions
We have answers for you
How does a traumatic brain injury (TBI) affect mental health?
A traumatic brain injury (TBI) can affect mental health by causing changes in mood, memory, concentration, sleep, and emotional regulation. Some individuals may experience anxiety, depression, irritability, or difficulty managing emotions following a brain injury. These symptoms can vary depending on the severity of the injury and individual circumstances. A psychiatric evaluation can help identify mental health concerns related to TBI and determine appropriate treatment options.
What mental health treatments are available after a traumatic brain injury (TBI)?
Mental health treatment after a traumatic brain injury may include psychiatric evaluations, medication management, psychotherapy, and rehabilitation support, depending on the individual’s symptoms and needs. At Mind Health Group, our psychiatric providers offer online mental health care in Michigan, including evaluations and personalized medication management to help address concerns such as anxiety, depression, irritability, and mood changes following a TBI.
Can anxiety, depression, or mood changes improve after a traumatic brain injury?
Yes, mental health symptoms such as anxiety, depression, irritability, and mood changes can improve after a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Recovery varies from person to person, but psychiatric treatment, therapy, and appropriate rehabilitation services may help individuals manage symptoms and improve their quality of life. Mind Health Group provides personalized psychiatric care and medication management to support patients experiencing mental health challenges following a brain injury.
Can a traumatic brain injury cause symptoms similar to ADHD?
Yes, a traumatic brain injury (TBI) can cause symptoms that overlap with ADHD, including difficulty concentrating, forgetfulness, impulsivity, and problems with organization. However, ADHD is a neurodevelopmental condition, while TBI-related attention difficulties develop following a brain injury. A comprehensive psychiatric evaluation can help identify potential causes of these symptoms and guide appropriate treatment.
Can adults get diagnosed and treated for ADHD online in Michigan?
Yes, adults in Michigan can receive ADHD evaluations and treatment through online psychiatric care when telehealth is clinically appropriate. At Mind Health Group, our psychiatric providers assess symptoms, medical history, and daily functioning to help determine whether ADHD may be contributing to difficulties with attention, organization, or impulsivity. Treatment recommendations may include medication management and other supportive strategies based on individual needs.