BuxMont CHADD (Children & Adults with ADHD)

BuxMont CHADD Adult ADHD Support Group – 2nd Monday of the Month
Join us by Zoom to meet with other adults with ADHD. Discuss challenges, successes and solutions. This meeting is a casual conversation with our tribe. If you want to contribute to the conversation feel free, if not, feel comfortable just listening. Members share, ask questions and have a few laughs while learning about ADHD/ADD.
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ADHD Medications: What’s Actually Working (and What to Do When It’s Not)

If you’ve ever wondered how medications actually work – or why one works and another doesn’t, - Dr. Jessani will break medications down in a clear, practical way.
Additionally, the talk will review the major medication classes – stimulants, non-stimulants, and newer non-stimulant options – and how they differ in mechanism, effect, and day-to-day experience. We’ll cover how to think about formulations and delivery systems (immediate vs. extended releases, prodrugs), where medications like Wellbutrin fit in, and how to approach common challenges like partial response, loss of effectiveness, or side effects.
The discussion will also address real-world considerations, including navigating stimulant shortages, appropriate screening (including cardiac risk), and how to make thoughtful, individualized medication decisions over time.
Dr. Sehar Jessani is a double board-certified psychiatrist in General Adult and Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, and the founder of Be Well Psychiatry, a Main Line- based practice. She also serves as an attending physician at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.
Dr. Jessani completed her medical training at Temple University, followed by residency at Emory University and fellowship at CHOP. Her clinical work focuses on ADHD, anxiety, mood disorders, and the intersection of mental health with cultural and life experiences.
She takes a holistic, patient-centered approach to care, integrating medication management with therapeutic strategies and emphasizing thoughtful, individualized treatment planning. She is also a strong advocate, empowering patients and families to navigate treatment with clarity and confidence.
In addition to her clinical work, Dr. Jessani has presented nationally on topics including cultural identity and mental health and is particularly interested in improving access and understanding of psychiatric care across diverse populations.

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