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MS, RDN, LDN, CLT, IFNCP
Pediatric dietitian, ADHD mom, and an engineer who went back to school to find answers for her own daughter.
Monica helps parents look past the diagnosis to what may be driving their child’s focus, mood and behavior, using nutrition, functional lab testing and a plan built for one family at a time. She speaks in English and Spanish.
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My guest today is Monica Pirez Garcia, a registered dietitian, a former structural engineer, and the mom of a daughter with ADHD. She founded ADHD Nutrition 4 Kids to help parents find what may be driving their child’s focus and mood, and she joins us to talk about the questions most families never get to ask. Monica, welcome.
Monica Pirez Garcia, MS, RDN, LDN, CLT, IFNCP, is the founder of ADHD Nutrition 4 Kids and a mom of two girls. She helps parents find what may be driving their child’s focus and mood through nutrition, testing and a personal plan. She works in English and Spanish and runs the Balanced Brain Blueprint, a four month one on one program for families.
Monica Pirez Garcia, MS, RDN, LDN, CLT, IFNCP, is a registered dietitian nutritionist and the founder of ADHD Nutrition 4 Kids, a practice that helps parents understand what may be behind their child’s attention, mood and behavior.
Monica came to nutrition from a first career in structural engineering. When her own daughter was diagnosed with ADHD, she went looking for the parts of the picture no one was checking, and that search became her work. She brings an engineer’s habit of finding the load bearing problem first, combining therapeutic nutrition, food sensitivity work and functional lab testing into one plan per child.
She holds a master’s in dietetics and nutrition from Florida International University, is licensed in Florida and New York, and is a Certified LEAP Therapist and an Integrative and Functional Nutrition Certified Practitioner. She works with families in English and Spanish through the Balanced Brain Blueprint, her four month one on one program.
Monica lives in Fort Lauderdale with her husband, their two daughters and two dogs.
What we can talk about
Every topic is built to leave parents with something they can do this week, without asking anyone to change a prescription.
Topic one
What parents can look at beyond the diagnosis, and the better questions to bring to the next pediatrician visit.
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Topic two
Why so many kids with ADHD eat the same five foods, and practical moves that work at a real family table.
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Topic three
Leaving one career to build another, as a Latina mom raising a bilingual family, and what it took for an introvert to step in front of the camera.
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Her story
Before nutrition, Monica built a career in civil and structural engineering. That changed when her daughter was diagnosed with moderate ADHD. As Monica began identifying and addressing her daughter’s nutritional gaps, she saw how much targeted nutrition can support focus, behavior and everyday family life, and she changed the direction of her career to help other families find the same answers.
She is, by her own description, an introvert. She speaks anyway, because the families she works with started exactly where she did.
“Many children who struggle with attention, mood and behavior are not broken. They are missing key biological support.”
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Monica shares education, not medical advice. Nothing she says on air replaces the guidance of a child’s own doctor, and she never advises changing a prescribed medication.
