by Erin Wyatt | Jul 2, 2026 | All Posts, Erin Wyatt, Medication Management, Neurodivergence, Psychiatry
Integrative Psychiatry for Neurodivergent Women: Beyond One-Size-Fits-All Care By Erin Wyatt, PMHNP-BC If you’ve ever been handed a prescription, sent on your way, and left feeling like no one really looked at the whole picture, you’re not alone. So...
by Allison Kalivas | May 22, 2026 | All Posts, Allison Kalivas, Neurodivergence
The Invisible Load: How High-Functioning Neurodivergent Women Can Benefit from Therapy Allison Kalivas From the outside, many high-functioning neurodivergent women look like they’re doing just fine. They’re capable, intelligent, and often high-achieving. They show up...
by Sarah Long | Feb 13, 2026 | All Posts, Assessment, Neurodivergence, Sarah Long
When ADHD Isn’t Clear: How Collaborative Assessment Helps Dr. Sarah Long Introduction: When the Answer Isn’t Obvious In Part 1, we explored why attention and executive functioning difficulties aren’t always caused by ADHD. We reviewed common ADHD mimickers — including...
by Sarah Long | Jan 16, 2026 | All Posts, Assessment, Neurodivergence, Sarah Long, Trauma Recovery
Is It ADHD or Something Else? Understanding ADHD Mimickers Dr. Sarah Long At The Catalyst Center, we often work with individuals and families who are trying to understand whether ADHD is truly the best explanation for attention and executive functioning challenges —...
by Allison Kalivas | Jul 12, 2024 | Allison Kalivas, Assessment, Demystifying Therapy, Psychiatry
ADHD, or Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, is often misunderstood and can present unique challenges and strengths. It is also more common than many people realize. By exploring what ADHD is, how it manifests differently in women, and how it can both benefit...
