Drawing from both her clinical expertise and her own experience with ADHD, Heather knows that looking successful and functioning well are not the same thing. When neurodivergence goes unrecognized, it doesn’t just affect the individual. It can change how couples communicate, how parents respond to their children, and how families interpret each other’s behavior. And understanding what’s happening doesn’t automatically mean someone can change it. That’s where Heather brings together evidence-based psychotherapy and practical executive functioning strategies to help close the gap between knowing and doing. Heather serves on the Board of Directors of CHADD of California and Single Mothers Outreach.* *Heather advises getting through the divorce process, seeking help that understands ADHD and divorce, and recognizing that ADHD offers context without removing responsibility.