As someone who has navigated the labyrinthine pathways of ADHD identification and diagnosis, I often find myself reflecting on the nuances of how this condition presents, particularly in females (and many males in fact). The world has long operated under the misconception that ADHD is predominantly a 'male' (stereotypical social construction of...
If you're a parent trying to find the right psychological support for your neurodivergent child, you're not alone—and you're not imagining it if the process feels confusing, overwhelming, or even disheartening at times. Many families are navigating a landscape filled with outdated models, long waiting lists, and therapeutic options that may not...
Autism (often referred to as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), although let's leave that for another blog post!) has traditionally been viewed as a condition that affects boys (those assigned a male gender at birth, again another blog post) more frequently than girls (those assigned female at birth). For years, diagnostic criteria and public...
In recent years, the concept of neurodiversity has gained momentum, challenging traditional views of learning and development. As parents and educators, it's crucial to understand what neurodiversity means, how it impacts children, and how we can create inclusive environments that celebrate each child's unique way of thinking. This blog post will...
The distinction between counselling/psychotherapy and clinical psychology services lies primarily in training, scope of practice, theoretical orientation, and clinical governance. While all can offer valuable mental health support, they differ significantly in depth of clinical expertise, diagnostic authority, and intervention approaches,...
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