Dr. Candice Murray
Registered Psychologist


About Dr. Murray
Dr. Candice Murray is a Registered Psychologist whose main focus in her clinical practice is ADHD assessment and treatment for children, teens, and adults.
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ADHD/ADD often appears alongside other concerns such as emotional dysregulation, executive functioning difficulties, anxiety, and depression. Dr. Murray offers comprehensive care, addressing both ADHD and any co-occurring conditions to support her clients’ overall well-being.
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Her practice is guided by evidence-based methods, proven to effectively reduce symptoms and improve mental health. Dr. Murray is committed to providing compassionate, individualized support to help clients thrive at every stage of life.
Background​
Dr. Murray is a highly experienced registered psychologist with over 20 years of dedicated service in the Provincial ADHD Program at B.C Children’s Hospital, where she is a former Director of the program. She also serves as a Clinical Instructor in the Faculty of Medicine at the University of British Columbia.
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Recent Projects​
Working with Adults with ADHD
Presenter, Full-Day Workshops. B.C Association of Clinical Counsellors. Regional Workshops held in Prince George, Kelowna, Burnaby, and Victoria (2024).
Rolling with ADHD for Teens
Created a free, online study and resource guide for teenagers with ADHD.
Rolling with ADHD: Parent Series
Co-created a free, online video resource offering practical strategies for parents and caregivers to manage ADHD in their children. This series has supported over 7,000 families.
Rolling with ADHD: Teacher Series
Co-created a free online video resource designed to help teachers understand and effectively manage ADHD in classroom settings.
Rolling with ADHD: Basics
Co-created a concise, 20-minute educational video that clearly explains what ADHD is (and what it is not!)
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Skills for Success: ADHD Strategies for Post-Secondary Students
Co-created a Shared Care program (Doctors of BC and BC government partnership) to equip physicians with tools to support university students with ADHD.
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Invited speaker
Regularly invited to speak at schools, provincial and national conferences on ADHD (including CADDAC, CADDRA), as well as education conferences such as TIE-BC, LATA, and BCPVPA.
Research
Published peer-reviewed research articles on ADHD.
Governance & Advisory Roles​
​Board Member Positions
Learn Develop Succeed (formerly Learning Disability Society)
ADHD Advocacy Society of B.C.
Committee Member
CADDRA Advocacy & Awareness Committee
Consultant
Regional Adult ADHD Clinic (Vancouver Coastal Health)
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Education and Professional Affiliations
Doctoral and Master’s Degrees in Clinical Psychology

University of British Columbia
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Undergraduate Degrees
Literature, McGill University
Psychology (Honours with Distinction), Concordia University
Professional Memberships
College of Health and Care Professionals of BC
BC Psychological Association
