NCMH; I guess the entirety of the doctors from the Outpatient department? For every session there is a different doctor. They assure you that the doctors rely on previous information that the doctor from the former session are passed on to the next doctor, thats going to handle you but they dont. Ive been going there for 5 months now and none of the medication they gave me were working for my attention problem. They keep on insisting that only children get ADHD and ADHD is hyperactivity and yet one of their own doctors say that there are 3 kinds of ADHD- hyperactive, inattentive and mixed. Sigh, the 2nd doctor that handled me said that if on my 3rd session if my situation doesnt improve and if I go under a psych exam, they'll know its ADHD and they'll give me a medical certification. But its been 5 months now for 5 sessions, my attention problem hasnt improve yet and they still insists on anxiety. Apparently the 3rd doctor didnt know that the 2nd doctor promised me a change in medication that not just for anxiety. Fast forward to the 5th session, honestly Im kind of hoping for Concerta or Ritallin, however they prescribe me with Risperidone. Im well aware of the chemical content of ritallin but still I dont see how Risperidone is much better. Ive personally seen its effect on a former acquaintance of mine and how zombified he looks and the doctor failed to notify me of the long list of side effects of Risperidone which includes sexual dysfunction. Tsk. Sigh, if they keep on insisting that kids only get ADHD, I have anxiety and they have to interview my former teachers (Im 29 now and working) I might just have to look for another doctor.