You care about what needs to get done, but starting can feel unusually difficult. You may know what would help and still feel stuck, overwhelmed or exhausted by the effort of keeping up.
You do not need a formal ADHD diagnosis to begin therapy.
Conflict around attention, time or shared responsibilities
HOW THERAPY HELPS
ADHD therapy for real life
Therapy isn’t about trying harder or forcing yourself into approaches that don’t fit. It’s about understanding what gets in the way and finding practical ways forward that work for you.
Understand the pattern
Notice what is happening around procrastination, overwhelm, emotions and self-criticism.
Build useful support
Develop realistic tools for planning, follow-through, communication and everyday demands.
Move forward with more flexibility
Take smaller, meaningful steps without turning every setback into proof that you have failed.
ADHD does not look the same in every person or stage of life. Therapy is shaped around the person in the room, not a generic list of tips.
Adults
Support for work stress, routines, emotional overload, relationships, burnout and the pressure to appear as though everything is under control.
Teens
Support for school demands, motivation, emotions, confidence, family communication and growing independence.
Couples
Support for recurring patterns involving attention, follow-through, mental load, communication, resentment and repair.
YOUR THERAPIST
Meet Jeremy Finkelstein
Jeremy Finkelstein, Registered Psychotherapist
Jeremy created My ADHD Therapy to offer care that is warm, collaborative, practical and grounded in a genuine understanding of ADHD. As a Registered Psychotherapist, he helps clients make sense of repeating patterns while building tools they can use outside the therapy room.
Your first session is a complete 60-minute therapy appointment. Talk about what is bringing you in, explore what you would like help with and decide whether working together feels right. There is no obligation to continue.