ADHD Therapy · Virtual across Ontario

ADHD Therapy

Therapy that addresses the shame, burnout, and relationship friction that come with a neurodivergent mind.

MSW, RSW Therapists · Covered by Most Insurance Plans · No Waitlist
Christina Myshkevich, MSW RSW — ADHD therapist at Inner Room Mo Alharoun, MSW RSW — ADHD therapist at Inner Room
Christina & Mo work with ADHD Registered Social Workers · Virtual sessions across Ontario

ADHD therapy for adults focuses on understanding how your brain actually works and building strategies that fit it, not productivity hacks. CBT adapted for adult ADHD has improved executive function and emotional regulation in randomized controlled trials. Sessions also address the shame, burnout, and relationship friction that come with a neurodivergent mind. Christina (neurodivergent specialist) and Mo offer ADHD therapy at Inner Room, virtually across Ontario.

Cost $170 / session $130 student rate · HST exempt
Insurance Covered by most plans RSW receipts provided · details
Getting started 15-minute consult No waitlist · Book this week
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What starting looks like

Three steps. That's it.

01

Book a 15-minute consult

A quick call with Christina or Mo. You say what's going on, they say honestly whether ADHD therapy fits.

02

First 50-minute session

Your therapist maps how your ADHD actually shows up: work, relationships, energy, shame. This is where the work starts.

03

Weekly 50-minute sessions

Same time, same therapist, from wherever you are in Ontario. Strategies that fit your brain, built week by week.

Who you'll work with

Your ADHD therapists

Both work with ADHD virtually across Ontario.

Christina Myshkevich, MSW RSW — ADHD therapist at Inner Room

Christina Myshkevich

MSW, RSW

Christina has a specialty in working with neurodivergent and highly sensitive folks. She works with ADHD, autism, AuDHD, and 2e adults, including late-diagnosed and self-diagnosed adults, using CBT, DBT, ACT, and mindfulness-based approaches.

Mo Alharoun, MSW RSW — ADHD therapist at Inner Room

Mo Alharoun

MSW, RSW

Mo works with adults navigating ADHD, focusing on practical strategies for work, relationships, and daily life, using EFT, Narrative Therapy, CBT, and DBT. Before social work, Mo practiced law. That background shapes how he thinks about pressure, performance, and the slow cost of holding it together.

The approach

How we work

Evidence-based approaches adapted for neurodivergent minds.

Therapy for ADHD at Inner Room focuses on practical strategies for daily life, as well as the emotional weight that comes with ADHD: the shame, the burnout, the impact on relationships. We don't do productivity hacks. We do therapy that actually fits how your brain works.

CBT & DBT

Practical tools for focus, emotional regulation, and the thought patterns that keep you stuck. Adapted for how ADHD brains actually work.

ACT & Mindfulness

Loosening the hold of shame and self-criticism, and building awareness of your actual capacity, energy, and needs.

For late-diagnosed adults

Space to process what the diagnosis means, grieve what it explains, and rebuild self-trust.

Transparent pricing

Pricing & insurance

No surprises. You know the cost before you book.

Student rate (with valid student ID) $130
HST Exempt
Receipts for insurance Every session

Insurance: Sessions with a Registered Social Worker (RSW) are covered by most extended health plans in Ontario. OHIP does not cover private therapy. You pay after each session and submit the receipt we provide for reimbursement. Read the insurance guide

Direct billing: We don't bill insurers directly, and here's what that means in practice: you pay after each session, we issue a detailed RSW receipt immediately, and most clients submit through their insurer's app in under two minutes. Reimbursement typically lands within days. Every plan is different, so we keep the paperwork exact and let your insurer do the rest.

Cancellation: 24 hours' notice required. Full session fee charged for late cancellations and no-shows.

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Does this sound familiar?

You might be here if

Something keeps bringing you back to the same place.

You were recently diagnosed or self-diagnosed with ADHD and are struggling to come to terms with what that means for you

You're constantly behind, no matter how hard you try

Shame has become the background noise of your life

You've read the books and tried the apps, but you can't get anything to stick

Work performance is starting to suffer, or you're burning out from masking

Your relationships are strained by disorganization, forgetfulness, or emotional reactions

Your brain isn't broken. Your strategies might be.

The consultation is 15 minutes with Christina or Mo. No pressure, no intake marathon. If we're the right fit, you'll know.

Book a 15-Minute Consultation

Virtual across Ontario · HST exempt · Receipts for insurance

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of therapy is best for ADHD?Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) adapted for adult ADHD has the strongest evidence base, improving executive function and emotional regulation in randomized controlled trials. DBT, ACT, and mindfulness-based approaches also help, particularly with the shame and emotional weight that come with ADHD. At Inner Room, Christina and Mo draw from all of these depending on what you bring in.

Do you do ADHD assessments or diagnosis?No. We provide therapy for adults with ADHD, not diagnostic assessments. If you need a formal diagnosis, that comes from a psychologist or psychiatrist. Many of our clients come to us after diagnosis (or while self-recognizing) to do the therapeutic work: strategies, shame, burnout, and relationships.

What does ADHD burnout feel like?Like running a marathon at sprint pace, then hitting a wall that doesn't move. ADHD burnout often looks like exhaustion that sleep doesn't fix, losing skills you usually have (focus, organization, words), and a kind of paralysis around even small tasks. It usually follows long stretches of masking or overcompensating. Therapy addresses both the burnout itself and the patterns that produce it.

I think I might have ADHD but I'm not diagnosed. Can I still come?Yes. Many people start therapy while exploring whether ADHD fits their experience. You don't need a formal diagnosis to work on focus, follow-through, shame, or burnout. If a formal assessment would help, your therapist can talk through that with you.

How much does ADHD therapy cost?essions are $170 with Christina or Mo. The student rate is $130. Fees are HST-exempt, and receipts are provided after every session for insurance reimbursement.

Is ADHD therapy covered by insurance?Sessions with a Registered Social Worker (RSW) are covered by most extended health plans in Ontario. OHIP does not cover private therapy. You pay after each session and submit the receipt we provide for reimbursement.

Is virtual ADHD therapy effective?Yes. Research on telehealth delivery shows outcomes comparable to in-person therapy. For ADHD specifically, virtual sessions remove the friction of getting to an office on time, which is often half the battle. Sessions at Inner Room are virtual across Ontario.

What's the difference between ADHD coaching and ADHD therapy?Coaching focuses on tactics: planners, reminders, systems. Therapy addresses what's underneath: the shame, the emotional regulation, the relationship patterns, and the self-trust that's been eroded over years. Many people find tactics stop working without the therapeutic work. Inner Room provides therapy, not coaching.

https://innerroom.ca/

Inner Room is a premium virtual psychotherapy Ontario practice. All therapists are registered with the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers. No waitlist. Book your 15-minute consultation.

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