making the invisible VISIBLE

The Christina Crowe Podcast: Making the Invisible Visible launched in 2022 with a mission to bridge the gap between what people should know about mental health and what they actually have access to.

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Today’s guest is John Foulkes, Registered Psychotherapist, ADHD Couples therapist and my colleague at Dig a Little Deeper.  

We cover:

  • How does ADHD show up on a couples therapy couch?
  • How do we take responsibility for ourselves?
  • What is an over-functioner to do?
  • How to stop the ‘Find the Bad Guy’ dance in an ADHD couple dynamic?
  • Why is ADHD like a stone in your shoe?

In today’s episode, I am talking to Tom Ebeyer, founder of the Aphantasia Network. We love making invisible things visible, and this might truly be the most invisible thing we have ever discussed on the show! 

Today, we are making invisible things visible for people who don’t see visual images when they are asked to imagine things. I am talking to Tom Ebeyer, founder of the Aphantasia Network. I had LOTS of questions for him, because over the past 2 years, I have quite the cohort of clients who have aphantasia, now that I have been asking the questions no one has ever asked them before. And I have Tom and the good ole CBC for that.

Today I have the privilege of speaking with global hypermobility experts Dr. Nimish Mittal and Dr. Jessica Eccles, and we break down some of the mystery behind the connections between hypermobility syndromes, Ehlers Danlos Syndrome and Neurdivergent conditions like ADHD, Autism and Tourette’s.

Stay tuned for an information packed episode today that will help so many people living with connective tissue and sensory disorders, find both validation and direction.

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What our Audience has to say

Has Medicine lost its mind?
Tremendous interview today with Christina and Katie. It seems that the same problems exist in Canada.
Informative and thought provoking!
This is such a great listen for anyone interested in mental health, including clinicians. I learn something new each time I listen and the host makes the content accessible to everyone. Highly recommend!
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This is a new podcast, but I’ve followed psychotherapist Christina Crowe closely for several years on her social media accounts and I can vouch for her professional qualifications, patient compassion, and experienced advice!
Just what I need right now
I had a late in life diagnosis of ADHD and have recently learned about close and extended family members with both diagnosed and undiagnosed ADHD and autism. I am also the parent of young adults who are struggling with unclear diagnoses and mental health challenges and am an elementary school teacher who is seeing a lot of students with significant difficulties. I can't wait for your next episode!
Practical and insightful
This is an amazing podcast created by an amazing therapist. Definitely listen for practical advice and meaningful insight. I hope this podcast continues!
The path to ADHD self acceptance
Late-diagnosed ADHDer here with two ADHD kids. I get so much reassurance from Christina on all her channels. Thoughtful advice that reminds me it's ok that we're wired differently and lots of tips on how to adjust, adapt and care for ourselves as neurodiverse individuals. Love this show.

Podcast production Credits

Seasons 1-4 – Produced by Jenell Reisner

Season 5 – Produced by Tim Crowe

Original Music, by Tim Crowe

Show background

Hosted by Christina Crowe, RP, a seasoned psychotherapist, advocate, and educator, the podcast shines a light on often misunderstood or overlooked aspects of mental health – particularly ADHD, trauma, neurodivergence, and the intersections of mental health with healthcare systems, workplaces, and relationships.

With evidence-based discussions, expert guests, and practical insights, the podcast empowers listeners to better understand their own minds, advocate for themselves, and access the care they deserve.

By making the invisible visible, the show continues to challenge stigma, educate the public, and support meaningful change in how we approach mental health.