About

Dr. Benjamin Mizrahi is an educator, learning specialist, and executive function coach with more than 20 years of experience working with teenagers and their families. Over the course of his career, he has served as both a middle school classroom teacher and a learning specialist, teaching subjects such as math, history, Judaic studies, and Hebrew. He has also worked extensively in high school settings, where he supported students both academically and developmentally as a classroom teacher and learning specialist.

Dr. Mizrahi’s work focuses on helping students become more independent, responsible, and effective learners by strengthening the executive function skills that drive planning, organization, follow-through, and self-management. In addition to coaching teens, he has developed practical programs for parents and families. These programs are not therapy-based. They are educational and constructive, helping families build a shared language around values, expectations, rules, and daily responsibilities so that home life becomes more clear, consistent, and purposeful.

In addition to his direct work with students and families, Dr. Mizrahi frequently delivers workshops and lectures for parents and educators on topics such as parenting, ADHD, learning, teaching, and executive functions in both students and adults. His presentations are known for translating complex ideas into practical strategies that families and schools can apply right away.

He holds two master’s degrees in education, including an Ed.M. from Teachers College, Columbia University, and a doctorate in Applied Learning Sciences from the University of Miami. Dr. Mizrahi is also the author of the upcoming book Executive Students: The Manual School Forgot to Give You, a practical guide designed to help students build the habits, mindset, and skills needed for greater success and independence.