When Love Isn’t Enough: Internalized Ableism in ADHD Families

Two people gently bump fists outdoors in a friendly gesture, perhaps discussing important conversations families need to have about ADHD. One wears a light green hoodie and the other a dark green jacket. The background is blurred, suggesting a park or natural setting.

The conversation your family didn’t know it needed. By: Christina Crowe, RP In an ideal world, if someone you love is living with a mental health condition that affects their … Read more

Therapist-Approved AI to Support your Executive Functioning

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By: Julia D’Addurno, Registered Psychotherapist In the fast-paced society we live in, executive function plays an important role in managing daily tasks and staying on track towards achieving our personal … Read more

Do I Have ADHD? A South Asian Woman’s Guide to Recognizing Masked Symptoms

A woman in a red shirt stands against a blue background, looking surprised as she holds a smartphone in her hand. Her mouth is open in astonishment, her other hand placed on her chest, perhaps just having read about cultural stigma and ADHD within South Asian communities.

By: Mona Virk, Registered Psychotherapist As the newest psychotherapist here at Dig a Little Deeper and former practicum student, my knowledge of ADHD has increased significantly over the past few years. The … Read more

Healthy Boundaries with Family: A Guide for Parents of Neurodivergent Kids

A family gathered at the kitchen table navigates their morning routine with understanding and compassionate boundaries. The woman cradles a mug, while the teenage boy gestures animatedly, a girl listens intently, and a man engages warmly. Juice and pastries adorn the scene.

By Christina Crowe, RP For parents of neurodivergent children, those with ADHD, autism, or other cognitive or sensory differences, balancing the need for support from ‘the village’ with the unique … Read more

E84: The Reckoning: Navigating a Late-in-Life ADHD Diagnosis, with Christina Crowe, RP

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A late-in-life ADHD diagnosis can feel like a bombshell—bringing clarity, grief, and a flood of emotions. But what happens after the diagnosis? In this solo episode, host Christina Crowe, psychotherapist, … Read more

The Reckoning: Reflecting on a (late) ADHD Diagnosis as an Adult

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By: Christina Crowe, RP, Cert OAMHP Receiving a diagnosis of ADHD in later adulthood often comes with a powerful mix of emotions: relief, frustration, grief, and even curiosity. For many, … Read more

Neurodivergent-Affirming Clinical Practices and Psychological Safety.

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By Christina Crowe, RP, Clinical Supervisor We therapists tend to come into our profession assuming our fellow mental health clinicians, charged with improving the mental health of their clients, would … Read more