Clarity Pediatrics

We serve parents and caregivers of children aged 5 through 12 with an ADHD diagnosis or with ADHD symptoms. We are located in San Francisco and serve families throughout California.

A series of standard medical, insurance, and consent forms must be completed. You may also be requested to provide a copy of your child's ADHD diagnosis from a healthcare provider. These forms usually take no more than one hour to complete.

For the Intake appointment, the child who is being evaluated for ADHD must attend the first 10 to 15 minutes alongside their parent or guardian. Additionally, the child's teacher must complete a teacher-specific form ahead of time. If the child is unable to attend or if any of the parent or teacher forms are incomplete, the Intake appointment will need to be rescheduled.

For the Program Consultation appointment, the child does not need to be present.

Yes, our licensed pediatric clinicians can conduct an ADHD assessment and provide a diagnosis, if appropriate, as part of the Intake appointment.

Currently, our programs are for parents and caregivers of children between the ages of 5 and 12. Pediatricians can be helpful resources if you are looking for programs that treat children outside of our 5 to 12 age range.

Not at this time. Our team offers treatment specifically tailored for children with a primary diagnosis of ADHD.

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Please note that our program is not able to treat children for ADHD who also have the following behaviors or diagnoses:

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- Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

- Past or present self-harm behaviors

- Past or present suicidality or suicidal ideation

- Court mandated therapy

If these or any other conditions are a primary concern for your child or family, contact your pediatrician or care team for recommendations on resources and treatments for these conditions.

Yes. Our clinical services are conveniently provided exclusively online via HIPAA-secure telehealth technology (i.e., video visits).

Our clinical team is made up of clinicians who have specialty training working with children and families. Many of our team members have completed training rotations at established academic medical centers and children’s hospitals nationwide.

We select licensed pediatric clinicians with experience in delivering ADHD treatment. After joining our team, all clinicians receive ongoing training from leading ADHD experts in best practices in ADHD care.

BPT is an evidence-based treatment that helps parents and caregivers modify a child’s behavior. Through BPT, parents learn research-backed parenting techniques that help guide children towards the behaviors they want to see. In group therapy sessions, licensed pediatric clinicians help caregivers tailor BPT skills for their unique children and families. Children do not attend BPT.