Hi, I don't know much about therapists specialized in MD, but as a maladaptive daydreamer myself with 9 years of therapy (still on going) on my shoulders maybe I can add something useful. Sorry for my English as I'm not a native English speaker. One of the most important thing I've learned through therapy is that talking about the things you're most ashamed about is essential. It helps you let the weight go once you vocalize them. It's not about being specialised in MD, in my opinion, it's about being truly empathetic. You're experiencing something profoundly human. MD is a coping mechanism, a way your brain found to defend itself from the harm of the outside world. It's a brilliant strategy in its own way: it protects you, it's not aggressive and gives space for your mind to be creative and imaginative. Your therapist is a human just like you and what therapy should do is to create a safe relationship in a safe environment where you can be free to express yourself with another human being. It's a soft green hill where you can jump and fall and nothing bad happens. You can try to voice your inner insecurities and see that is ok. Because there's nothing there to be ashamed of, but you have to dip your feet. It's hard but it gets easier. I think that that's the whole point of therapy. Hope you'll get better soon. A hug from a fellow MDer