BUZZING· 76%59m·2026-08-31·Mental HealthWhy Therapy Fails Autistic & ADHD People! (And How To ACTUALLY Heal) | Dr Judith Mohring
Dr Judith Mohring is an award winning Cambridge-educated psychiatrist and psychotherapist specialising in ADHD, autism and mental health. In this episode, she explores why understanding yourself doesn’t always lead to healing, how overthinking can become a form of emotional avoidance, and what it really takes to…
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“I think that therapy fails a large proportion of AuDHD people because of alexithymia and delayed emotional processing. Someone can appear fine in a therapy session, however, because of alexithymia, they struggle to identify and name their f…”
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