Mark Gardner is a licensed clinical social worker and therapist specializing in helping children aged 6 to 10 and toddlers navigate their early experiences at home and in educational settings. With a deep understanding of ADHD, behavioral issues, and early childhood development, he provides culturally sensitive therapy tailored to each child and their unique circumstances. Mark is dedicated to uncovering the root causes of a child's behavioral challenges, whether they stem from medical, sensory-motor, developmental issues, or family stressors. His approach combines various modalities, including play therapy, attachment-based therapy, and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), ensuring a comprehensive and integrative strategy for each child. Through his nurturing and supportive framework, Mark focuses on creating a safe environment where children can develop essential self-regulation, emotional, and social skills. He works closely with families to implement effective strategies at home and school, guiding children toward a pathway of social-emotional wellness. Mark offers complimentary phone screenings to discuss how he can assist in supporting children's development and well-being. Additionally, he shares valuable insights on young children's development through his podcast, "Nurture."