The Christina Crowe Podcast: Making the invisible VISIBLE

著者： Christina Crowe RP (CRPO#003908)
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  • Christina Crowe is a Registered Psychotherapist and RELENTLESS mental health advocate from Ontario, Canada. Christina believes mental health education should be available to everyone, and loves creating content that makes all of the invisible things VISIBLE. This neurodivergent-affirming show covers more nuanced aspects of adult ADHD life, like navigating late-diagnosis, including family life, romantic relationships and work life. Share with a friend, and help make the invisible visible.
    Christina Crowe, RP (CRPO#003908)
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Christina Crowe is a Registered Psychotherapist and RELENTLESS mental health advocate from Ontario, Canada. Christina believes mental health education should be available to everyone, and loves creating content that makes all of the invisible things VISIBLE. This neurodivergent-affirming show covers more nuanced aspects of adult ADHD life, like navigating late-diagnosis, including family life, romantic relationships and work life. Share with a friend, and help make the invisible visible.
Christina Crowe, RP (CRPO#003908)
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  • E94: Parenting without a Roadmap: Resilience and Reality, with author Liana Cancian

    E94: Parenting without a Roadmap: Resilience and Reality, with author Liana Cancian
    2025/04/28

    In this heartfelt episode, psychotherapist Christina Crowe speaks with advocate and parent Liana Cancian about the emotional and practical realities of raising a medically complex child. Liana shares her journey navigating her daughter’s rare seizure disorder, the challenges of accessing care and resources, and how community support and emotional resilience have shaped their family’s story. From cannabis therapy to founding a nonprofit for supportive housing, Liana offers insight, hope, and powerful lessons for families, educators, and allies of children with special needs.


    Highlights:

    1. What happens after your child gets a life-changing diagnosis,

    2. What it means to live alongside your child,

    3. The impact of having a medically complex child on their siblings,

    4. Understanding the mandate of Close to Home Caledon, fundraising for new housing solutions for special needs children in Caledon,

    5. The stories we tell ourselves and leaving a meaningful legacy.


    Resources for After the Show:

    • Shining Through: Finding the balance between heartache and hope while raising a child with special needs, by Liana Cancian

    • Three Bolton Women Unite to find a Special Needs Housing Solution by Patti Foley

    • Connect with others! Everyday Heroes Kids | Brampton-Caledon Community Living | Cassie’s Place | ErinOak Kids

    • Read: The Dig Deeper Blog, especially: Finding the community that heals, by Katie Richardson


    Find Christina (CRPO #3908): Website |Find a Therapist |Get Assessed by an NP in Ontario | Instagram |TikTok | X


    A gentle reminder that this is not therapy, and Christina nor Katie are your therapist. If you need more one on one support or treatment, please check out the links posted above or our Resources page on our website.

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    48 分
  • E93: Reimagining ABA: How One Centre is Leading a Neurodiversity-Affirming Revolution, with Kerry-Anne Robinson

    E93: Reimagining ABA: How One Centre is Leading a Neurodiversity-Affirming Revolution, with Kerry-Anne Robinson
    2025/04/21
    What if behaviour analysis didn’t have to be a source of trauma for Autistic people? In this episode, Christina Crowe and co-host Katie Richardson speak with Kerry-Anne Robinson, Executive Director of the Progressive Life Centre in Ajax, Ontario. Kerry-Anne shares her powerful journey from traditional behaviour therapy to building a groundbreaking neurodiversity-affirming centre designed to celebrate, not suppress, difference. With personal roots in neurodivergent family life and professional leadership in compassionate care, Kerry-Anne opens up about how therapeutic spaces — and the people who run them — can evolve.Whether you're a clinician, caregiver, or someone with lived experience, this conversation is for anyone reckoning with the past and hopeful for a better future in autism support.Highlights:A Radical Redesign: Inside the Progressive Life Centre, a therapeutic space built for and with neurodivergent individuals.Beyond Compliance: Why true neurodiversity-affirming care is a direction, not a destination.Culture Shift in Behavioural Therapy: What it takes to retrain, reframe, and reimagine ABA through a trauma-informed lens.Empowering Parents & Providers: How to ask the right questions, name your concerns, and centre informed consent and client autonomy.Resources for After the Show: The Progressive Life Centre in Ajax, Ontario, and their Program Guide | Progressive Steps Neuroinclusive Design Read: The Dig Deeper Blog, especially: Neurodivergent-Affirming Clinical Practices and Psychological Safety The OG: The ADHD Resource HubAbout our Guest: Kerry-Anne Robinson is the Executive Director of Progressive Life Centre and Owner/Clinical Director of Progressive Steps Training and Consultation Inc. Kerry-Anne is leading a crucial paradigm shift in therapeutic support, mentoring therapists to move away from harmful traditional practices toward compassionate, accepting approaches. At Progressive Life Centre, she's created an environment where neurodivergent individuals aren't just supported– they're celebrated. Her innovative approach combines evidence-based practices with deep respect for neurodivergent experiences, demonstrating how therapeutic spaces can evolve to truly honour and empower the community they serve. Find Kerry-Anne: Website | Instagram | Email Kerry-Anne Find Katie (CRPO #11244): Website | InstagramFind Christina (CRPO #3908): Website |Find a Therapist |Get Assessed by an NP in Ontario | Instagram |TikTok | XA gentle reminder that this is not therapy, and Christina nor Katie are your therapist. If you need more one on one support or treatment, please check out the links posted above or our Resources page on our website.LISTEN OR SUBSCRIBE for free in your favourite podcast app:Apple Podcasts | Spotify | TuneIn | iHeart Radio | AmazonMusic | Castbox | RSS
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    1 時間 5 分
  • E92: When Love Isn't Enough: Uncovering Hidden Ableism in Well-Meaning Families

    E92: When Love Isn't Enough: Uncovering Hidden Ableism in Well-Meaning Families
    2025/04/14
    What if everything you believed about “helping” your neurodivergent loved one needs a second look? This episode invites parents, caregivers, and extended family members to explore how internalized ableism may be unconsciously shaping their responses to neurodiversity. With compassion and evidence-based insights, I’m inviting listeners to take a beat for curiosity, in hopes of opening a pathway to genuine understanding, inclusion, and connection with your loved one. Highlights:Why internalized ableism often goes unrecognized in loving families, and how to begin noticing it in everyday reactions and beliefs.The hidden harm of interpreting ADHD traits as laziness, defiance, or lack of effort, and how this misunderstanding derails connection and support.How unaddressed neurodivergence in parents and siblings complicates family dynamics, especially in diagnosis and emotional validation.What families can do to challenge ableism and shift toward affirming, supportive relationships, even if they’re just starting to learn about neurodiversity.Resources for After the Show: Read the Post: When Love Isn’t Enough: A Compassionate Look at Internalized Ableism in ADHD Families Balancing Love and Limits: Managing Family Criticism in ADHD Parenting by Christina Crowe, RPThe Reckoning: Reflecting on a (late) ADHD Diagnosis as an Adult by Christina Crowe, RPFor therapists and mental health clinicians: Neurodivergent-Affirming Clinical Practices and Psychological Safety by Christina Crowe, RPMedication and Mental Health: Debunking Myths and Ending Stigma by Erika Belledent, RPParenting through transformative experiences: how an ADHD diagnosis can change your family life for the better by Sabrina Belo, CCPMCThe OG: The ADHD Resource HubOur ADHD Courses at The Dig Deeper School Find Christina (CRPO #3908): Website | Find a Therapist | Get Assessed by an NP in Ontario | Instagram | Podcast page. A gentle reminder that this is not therapy, and Christina nor Katie are your therapist. If you need more one on one support or treatment, please check out the links posted above or our Resources page on our website.LISTEN OR SUBSCRIBE for free in your favourite podcast app:Apple Podcasts | Spotify | TuneIn | iHeart Radio | AmazonMusic | Castbox | RSS
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    28 分

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