Admitted to the NY State Bar in 1994, Beth is an advocate for children and their families to ensure that students receive the support they need in schools to be successful learners. She is also the founder of OpenTabsOT, a hub of support for those with ADHD or otherwise working with executive function challenges, an occupational therapist, and ADHD coach who works with children, families, teachers, and professionals to support children with ADHD and Executive Function Deficits. She works in a Westchester school district and has been the Assistant Director of Round Lake Camp, an inclusive summer camp for children with diverse needs, since 2010. Beth holds degrees in law, business, and occupational therapy from the University of Pennsylvania, Cardozo School of Law, and Columbia University, along with an ADHD Coach Certification. Committed to lifelong learning, she participates in professional conferences and continuing education. Beth helps children identify their strengths and interests, using them to improve organization, time management, self-regulation, social skills, and academic success. Her approaches include nutrition, coaching, skill building, and counseling, tailored to the child's needs and family dynamics, aiming for increased self-awareness, self-esteem, academic success, and a happier home.