Nardia Zendarski is a psychiatrist based at Flemington Rd, Parkville, VIC 3052. She works in mental health support with a focus on Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). ADHD can look different from person to person, and it often affects day-to-day things like focus, organisation, sleep, school, work, and relationships. In many cases, the goal is to help people feel more steady and in control, not just “manage symptoms”.
As a psychiatrist, Nardia is trained to assess how symptoms are showing up and what might be going on alongside ADHD. At times, that can include changes in mood, anxiety, stress, or difficulties coping with everyday demands. She looks at the bigger picture, including how long things have been going on and how they impact daily life. That way, the plan can be practical and suited to the person’s situation.
Working with ADHD often means thinking about more than one piece at once. Some people want help with focus and impulsivity. Others need support with routines, motivation, or getting through tasks without getting stuck. Nardia’s approach is calm and grounded. Appointments are usually about talking through what’s been happening, sorting out what’s most urgent, and making clear next steps. Treatment can include advice, care planning, and working together to review how things are going over time.
Over time, many patients also find that ADHD can change with age, life stage, and work or study demands. So the support isn’t always “one and done”. It’s often about building a plan you can actually stick with, then checking in and adjusting when life changes. If you’ve tried things before, that still matters. Past experiences can help shape a better plan for what to try next.
Education-wise, Nardia is a medical doctor trained in psychiatry, with the work focused on mental health assessment and treatment. If you’re interested in research or clinical trials, it’s worth asking the practice about what options might be available locally. Having up-to-date information helps people make choices that fit their own health needs.