E86: ADHD in Women: New Research on Perimenopause, Menopause and Beyond with Dr. Dora Wynchank

Two smiling women with long hair are pictured below the text: The Christina Crowe Podcast. Making the Invisible Visible. Original Podcast. Season Four. The image has a blue background.

ADHD in women has been overlooked for far too long—but new research is changing the conversation. Today, we sit down with Dr. Dora Wynchank from PsyQ in The Hague to … Read more

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

Podcast cover for The Christina Crowe Podcast: Making the Invisible Visible, Season Four, featuring two women smiling on a teal background.

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

A woman with wavy hair in a chunky sweater leans on a laptop, looking puzzled. Shes seated at a table with an orange flower vase, embodying the often-overlooked challenges faced by ADHD women. The background features a window with wooden frames.

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.

ND affirming practices post

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

Five things I’ve learned about aphantasia as a therapist

Child wearing aviator goggles sits in a cardboard box with a toy propeller, smiling with arms outstretched. On the left, a thought bubble shows an airplane sketch; on the right, the empty thought bubble hints at aphantasia experiences. Bright blue background.

“It’s what you learn, after you think you know it all, that counts.” ~ John Wooden(the greatest NCAA basketball head coach of all time) I’m a neurodivergent psychotherapist and have … Read more

The Second Reckoning: Discovering Autism After a Late ADHD Diagnosis

In a serene field, where wildflowers mask their face, stands a person in a white shirt. Surrounded by green and yellow blooms under a clear sky, they reflect the gentle openness found in Devon Prices writings on Autism in adults.

By Katie Richardson, RP Christina Crowe, our chief here at Dig a Little Deeper, refers to a 2–3-year period that she calls “the reckoning” – the process of coming to … Read more

Practical advice: When ADHD and PMS collide

A person sits cross-legged on a white sofa, wearing a black hoodie and plaid pants. With long hair cascading down, they cradle their head in both hands, searching for self-compassion amidst the swirl of deep thoughts.

By: Sarah Palozzi, Registered Psychotherapist This article aims to talk about menstruation in a gender inclusive manner since we know not all women menstruate and not all people who menstruate … Read more