Online Adult Peer Support Group

Robin believes that people with lived ADHD experience have so many gifts to share with the world if they can just get clear on what they are. After all, what does one do with a vault of fabulous ideas before breakfast – every single day!  Despite the various challenges, what Robin loves about the ADHD Community is their genuine spirit, vitality, individuality and for many, the courage and desire to show up in a neurotypical world that has often been hard to navigate. It is with the collaborative strength of the growing ADHD Community that Robin believes societal change can be influenced; that all individuals will be more comfortable in owning – and proudly so – their unique and beautiful nature.

And now for the dry professional stuff…
Robin Fingher
MA (Counselling & Psychotherapy)
Graduate Diploma Coaching
PACFA Clinical Member

Robin is a clinical supervisor, coach and sessional academic. In her clinical role, Robin supports interns and supervisees working with individuals, couples, families, and children in the not-for-profit sector. In private practice, Robin fosters courage, hope and possibility in all therapeutic relationships, often working with highly sensitive and neurodiverse individuals. Robin is particularly drawn to working with adults with a late ADHD diagnosis who value her integrated psychotherapeutic approach to improved well-being. Robin is also passionate about supporting counselling students on their path towards professional practice and facilitates ECU’s online accelerated Master of Counselling Course. Robin has a keen interest in clinical supervision too and co-facilitates an international special interest group for higher degree graduates at the Clinical Supervision and Research Collaborative. Beyond work and research interests, you will often find Robin using visual arts and writing as insightful vehicles in meaning-making and mindfulness, or spending time being exercised by her lovable boxer dog Frankie!