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Resources & Information

Practical guidance and trusted information to help understand neurological and neurodevelopmental needs and support children and young people.

Guides & Information 

Children and young people with neurological or neurodevelopmental conditions may experience a range of changes affecting thinking, learning, behaviour, emotions and energy levels. These difficulties can arise following brain injury, neurological illness, or developmental conditions that affect how the brain functions.

 

Understanding these changes can help families, schools and professionals provide the right support and create environments that enable children and young people to participate fully in everyday life.

 

The information below provides guidance about common cognitive, emotional and behavioural needs associated with neurological and neurodevelopmental conditions. These resources aim to support understanding and provide practical information for families and professionals working with children and young people.

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Trusted Support Organisations

 

Alongside specialist clinical services, a number of national organisations provide valuable information, advice and support for children and families affected by neurological and neurodevelopmental conditions. These organisations can offer practical guidance, peer support and further information about specific conditions.

You can find a list of trusted organisations on our External Support Organisations page.

Research & Publications

Members of the NeuroKids team contribute to research and professional publications relating to paediatric neuropsychology, neurological conditions and complex learning needs.

You can find a selected publications and research contributions from NeuroKids clinicians on our Publications page.

Specialist Neuropsychology Support

NeuroKids provides specialist paediatric neuropsychology assessment and rehabilitation for children and young people with neurological and neurodevelopmental needs. Our clinicians work collaboratively with families, schools and professionals to understand a child’s strengths and needs and to develop practical strategies that support learning, emotional wellbeing and participation in everyday life.

If you would like to discuss support for a child or young person, please contact NeuroKids for further information.

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0800 099 6445

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