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Both are doctoral-level, HCPC-registered practitioners. Both can treat the same conditions. The distinction is real but narrower than most people assume, and understanding it can help you choose the right...

People don't go into psychology for the money. If those are your primary intentions, you're looking at the wrong profession. It's a person-centred business, not a money-making venture. Relative to...

Your GP can refer you to an NHS-funded ADHD assessment provider of your choosing, rather than whoever happens to be nearest or has the shortest local waiting list. That right...

You have been holding it together for a very long time. You have learned how to navigate a world that was not designed for the way your brain works. You...

More than half of autistic adults will be diagnosed with an anxiety disorder at some point in their lives. For many, anxiety is not a separate problem that happens to...

Think about someone who has spent years in therapy for depression. They have tried antidepressants, CBT, and every self-help strategy recommended to them. Some things helped a little, but nothing...

Emotional dysregulation has long been associated with ADHD and is considered a core symptom. It leads to those who suffer from the condition being flooded with high-intensity emotions, which, in...

You have managed. Always. Not perfectly, not without effort, but you have kept things going. Then something shifts in your mid-40s. The strategies that held your life together start to...

People with ADHD are at higher risk of ending up in friendships and relationships where they get dismissed. Put down. Pushed to the bottom of a hierarchy. Not occasionally, but...