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  • Practical Strategies for Supporting Preschoolers with ADHD at Home and in School

    Preschool is an important developmental stage where children begin building foundational skills related to attention, emotional regulation, communication, and social interaction. For preschoolers with ADHD, challenges with impulse control, activity levels, transitions, and following directions can affect daily routines at home and in school. With the right support strategies, parents and educators can help young children develop confidence, independence, and skills that support long-term success.

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  • How Standardized Testing Affects Young Children with ADHD

    Standardized testing has become a common part of early education, with many schools using assessments to measure academic progress and identify learning needs. While these evaluations can provide useful information, increased testing expectations during the preschool and early elementary years may create additional challenges for some children with ADHD. Understanding how standardized testing affects young children with ADHD can help parents and educators create supportive environments that recognize individual learning needs.

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  • Understanding ADHD: Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Management

    Life isn’t lived the same way for everyone each day. For people with a neurodevelopmental disorder such as Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), they struggle with keeping their attention as they get easily distracted or fascinated by other things, with hyperactivity, and with impulsivity. These people have a difficulty functioning in society as several aspects of life are affected: relationships, school, or even work.

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  • Signs You Might Benefit From an Executive Function Coach for ADHD

    Adults with ADHD often face challenges managing daily responsibilities, staying organized, and maintaining focus. These difficulties are not a reflection of intelligence or effort, but rather the result of differences in executive function—the mental skills that allow us to plan, prioritize, and follow through on tasks. Executive function coaching is a specialized form of support designed to help individuals with ADHD build systems, strategies, and habits that improve daily functioning.

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  • Top Strategies ADHD Coaches Use to Improve Focus and Organization

    ADHD can make maintaining focus, organizing tasks, and managing daily responsibilities challenging. Executive function difficulties often lead to missed deadlines, cluttered spaces, and mental overwhelm. ADHD coaches provide structured guidance to help individuals create systems, develop routines, and build habits that improve focus and organization. Understanding these strategies can empower those with ADHD to achieve better daily functioning and reduce stress.

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Dr. Priti Kothari

Board-Certified Child, Adolescent, and Adult Psychiatrist
Specializing in ADHD Across the Lifespan,
from Childhood through Adulthood

Dr. Priti M. Kothari, MD is a board-certified psychiatrist specializing in child, adolescent, and adult psychiatry. She has been serving the South Florida community in private practice since 2005.

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    5550 Glades Road, Suite 304
    Boca Raton, FL 33431

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    Weston, FL 33331

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