Eddie
Thanks for your question and welcome to ADHDCentral.com.
Although I don't know exactly where clinics are in your area, there are a number of online directories for free clinics that you can try:
Partnership for Prescription Assistance Health Clinic Finder
Medical Clinics/Camps All Over USA
National Association of Free Clinics
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services: Find a Health Center
Once you find a clinic, you can call and make an appointment for an ADHD evaluation. You may need to request to see a psychologist but some clinics have one on staff. Or, you can simply call and ask for an appointment for the symptoms you described. Once you see a doctor, he or she can help you find additional resources and will let you know if you need to see a psychologist for the diagnosis.
I have listed a number of other mental health resources for people without health insurance, including how to enroll in programs through the pharmaceutical companies for help with prescription medication.
Mental Health Resources When You Don't Have Health Insurance
I hope this helps. Please check back and let me know how you make out.
Eileen
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