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Seeking psychiatrist in San Francisco (SF) specialized in Adult ADHD diagnosis/treatment

6 years ago•1 Reply

Hello everyone. I'm seeking recommendations for psychiatrists in San Francisco (or nearby) who are particularly notable for their diagnosis and treatment of Adult ADHD.

If you have some psychiatrists to recommend, could you reply and share them on this thread? Thanks!

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Azaleas66 years ago

Dr. Edward Oklan.

In Marin. I was with him 4.5yrs.

Highly recommended him.

Good luck

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