Writing

Writing from inside the work.

Essays on adult ADHD, high-functioning anxiety, executive function, and the quieter kinds of strain that often take too long to name.

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The strongest current entry point into the archive, chosen to set the tone of the writing rather than simply sit at the top.

Telehealth

Practice note

February 24, 2026

The Pandemic and the Necessity of Telehealth

I hated telehealth when I first started using it. Then the pandemic happened, and over the course of a few years, I changed my mind completely. Here's why.

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By Dr. Nathan Sharer

When Life Looks Fine on Paper But Doesn't Feel Fine

One of my more memorable clients opened our initial intake by saying, "I'm probably going to be a tough client because I can't really explain what's wrong or what I want to change."

Adult ADHD

Recognition

January 21, 2026

How ADHD Gets Missed Until Adulthood

About half of the people who find their way to me and end up with an ADHD diagnosis aren't seeking me out because they think they have ADHD. They are often seeking me out because they are feeling burned out, overwhelmed, frustrated, or stuck.