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.
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.
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.
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!)
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.
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)
Education and Professional Affiliations
Doctoral and Master’s Degrees in Clinical Psychology
University of British Columbia
Undergraduate Degrees
Literature, McGill University
Psychology (Honours with Distinction), Concordia University
Professional Memberships
College of Health and Care Professionals of BC
BC Psychological Association