Attention Allies
Therapists for ADHD in BRISTOL
The gift of being sensitive: HSP, ADHD and emotional resilience
With professional and personal interests in the subject matter, counsellor and therapeutic coach Sarah Guthrie takes a look at some of the potential interconnections between the highly sensitive person (HSP) and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) with a side order of rejection sensitive dysphoria (RSD) thrown in for good measure.
Empowering ADHD/NT couples with self-determination theory (SDT)
Attention Allies founder and specialist couples therapist Duncan E. Stafford offers some introductory insight to how SDT can be a strong, flexible and empowering framework to help support those living in mixed ADHD/neurotypical relationships.
ADHD and comorbidity
Psychotherapeutic counsellor Bev Woolmer helps us to understand that ADHD doesn’t just happen in a vacuum. An ADHDer’s comorbid conditions can impact and/or mask symptoms of the condition.
Having race conversations within Attention Allies
Counsellor, psychotherapist and supervisor Claire Wirsig invites readers inside some of the thought processes that a network and community of therapists (focused on neurodivergence) must also consider.
Celebrating – with ADHD
Founder, psychotherapist and coach Duncan E. Stafford is worrying about people with ADHD at times of celebration.
ADHD and anger: The bodyguard emotion
Although anger is absent from formal ADHD diagnostic criteria, it may still play an important role in emotional regulation and self-protection. Here, transactional analysis-trained therapist Hayley Watkins explores how anger and ADHD may connect, offering fresh perspectives on understanding your emotional responses.