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ADHD Therapy and Executive Function Support for Kids
When every day feels like a struggle, we can help your child find their rhythm again.
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Your child wants to do well, but each day feels harder than it should. Mornings run late, directions fade halfway through, and small frustrations turn into big emotions. Homework takes forever. Bedtime stretches on. You’ve tried the advice, the checklists, the reward charts. Nothing seems to make life calmer or easier.
At Playhouse Speech Therapy in Flower Mound, Texas, we help kids with ADHD grow the skills that make daily life smoother — communication, organization, and self-regulation.
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Our sessions are playful and personalized to your child. We use their strengths, interests, and creativity to teach planning, follow-through, and flexible thinking in ways that make sense to them. Parents receive simple strategies that work at home so progress keeps going after each session.
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Your child already has the spark they need. We’ll help them use it to focus, connect, and feel confident in their world.
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Serving families in Flower Mound, Lewisville, and nearby communities, with teletherapy available across Texas. If you’ve been searching for ADHD therapy for kids in the Flower Mound area, we’d love to connect with you.
How We Can Help: Building Executive Function Skills
Many ADHD challenges come from executive function — the brain’s management system. These skills help kids organize thoughts, handle emotions, remember steps, and shift focus when things change. When those skills are shaky, even simple routines can feel overwhelming.
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That’s where we come in. At Playhouse Speech Therapy, we help kids strengthen executive function in ways that fit how their brain works. Sessions are filled with play, problem-solving, and real-life practice that helps them feel capable and proud of their progress.
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Here’s what we focus on together:
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Time Management: Breaking tasks into small steps and learning to plan the day.
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Emotional Regulation: Recognizing big feelings and practicing calming strategies that work.
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Flexible Thinking: Handling changes and surprises with more ease.
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Task Initiation: Finding ways to start homework, chores, or projects independently.
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Working Memory: Remembering what to do next and keeping ideas in mind.
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Self-Monitoring: Noticing when they’re off track and getting back on course.
You Are Not Alone—And There Is Hope
We want your child to feel capable managing everyday life and proud of their growth. We’ll work together on building skills and creating connection so home feels calmer and more predictable.
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Progress takes time, but it happens step by step. You don’t have to do this on your own.
Let’s help your child and your family thrive.
