Meet our ADHD Specialists
Our board-certified clinicians provide comprehensive ADHD care—from assessment to personalized treatment—with over 10 years of experience delivering evidence-based, compassionate support.
Specialist Details
Canada
Ontario, Quebec
English, French, Bulgarian
He/Him
Qualification
Verified
Doctor of Medicine (MD)
Licensed General Practitioner with 10+ years of clinical experience
Faculty Lecturer, McGill University
Specialises in
ADHD Diagnosis and Management
Women's and Mental Health Care
Dr. Dimitre R.
General Practitioner, MD
Getting to Know Dr. Dimitre R.
Please provide a brief introduction of yourself and your background as an ADHD Specialist.
Hello! I’m Dr. Dimitre Ranev, a board-certified family physician with over 12 years of clinical experience, including more than a decade specializing in ADHD care. I’ve worked extensively with both adolescents and adults, offering structured, evidence-based assessment and treatment. My approach is rooted in empathy, collaboration, and a strong commitment to helping neurodivergent individuals access the support they need. I'm also trained through CADDRA and passionate about delivering care that empowers patients and respects the whole person — not just their symptoms.
What can new patients expect from their first session with you?
In your first session, we’ll take the time to explore your experiences, challenges, and goals in a safe and non-judgmental space. I’ll conduct a thorough assessment to understand not just symptoms, but also how they impact different areas of your life. You can expect structure, empathy, and a collaborative approach — and we'll begin to build a care plan tailored to your specific needs.
As a family physician, I bring a broad, integrative lens to care — considering both mental and physical health, and how ADHD interacts with the whole person across the lifespan.
What inspired you to become an ADHD Specialist?
While I’m a family physician by training, my journey in ADHD care began with a desire to provide more holistic, person-centered care — especially for those who often feel overlooked or misunderstood. ADHD impacts far more than attention; it touches identity, confidence, and everyday life. Over the years, I’ve seen how early recognition and compassionate, evidence-based treatment can truly transform outcomes. That’s what drew me to focus on this field.
If you could give one message to someone struggling with ADHD, what would it be?
You're not broken — your brain just works differently. With the right support, structure, and understanding, you can absolutely thrive. You deserve to be seen not just for your challenges, but for your strengths. There is hope, and you're not alone.
As a family physician, I understand that ADHD doesn't exist in isolation — it intersects with your physical health, relationships, and everyday life. My goal is to walk alongside you, not just for a diagnosis, but through the full journey of care.
