ADHD & Parenting as a Therapist with Carrie Landis
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In this heartfelt conversation, we reconnect with Carrie Landis—an early-career friend of Dale’s and now the founder and director of Riverside Family Support. Carrie opens up about building her private therapeutic practice and the unique joys and challenges of parenting as a therapist. Together we discuss the journey of discovering ADHD in adulthood, parenting through the lens of attachment, and much more.
Note: Unfortunately, the first part of the episode wasn’t recorded, but we join the discussion already underway.
Carrie Landis, LCSW, MAT, is the founder and director of Riverside Family Support, a practice focused on helping families and individuals thrive. She holds dual master’s degrees in social work and teaching, and has over a decade of experience as an educator and clinician. Carrie specializes in attachment-focused therapy, ADHD and executive function support, EMDR, and forensic evaluations. She’s passionate about blending her professional expertise with the real-life challenges of parenting.
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