Pediatric Neurodevelopmental & Mental Health Services are designed to understand and support the unique developmental and emotional needs of children from birth to 18 years. With a compassionate, family-centered approach, these services integrate clinical expertise and empathy to address both the child’s challenges and the family’s concerns. Specialized care is provided in areas of Pediatric Neurodisability and Children’s Mental Health, focusing on early identification, personalized support, and long-term well-being..

Conditions She Commonly Supports :

1. Autism Spectrum Disorder

2. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

3. Global Developmental Delay

4. Intellectual Disability

5. Language Disorder

6. Down Syndrome

7. Other Genetic Disorders

What Will Be Discussed in the Service

• An initial assessment of your child’s developmental and/or mental health difficulties.
• A clear explanation of the implications of these findings for your child and family.
• An open, supportive discussion to answer parents’ questions and concerns.
• Guidance on tailored intervention plans, including practical recommendations for home, school, and daily life.
• Collaboration with families, educators, and other health professionals to ensure comprehensive support.

Benefits of the Service

• Early Identification of developmental or mental health needs, enabling timely support.
• Tailored interventions and practical recommendations that address your child’s unique strengths and challenges.
• Family empowerment through knowledge, guidance, and involvement in the child’s care journey.
• Holistic support that not only targets clinical improvement but also nurtures emotional, social, and educational well-being.
• Inclusive care model, ensuring children feel understood, supported, and empowered to thrive.

Disclaimer:
All consultations involving children must be attended by a parent, legal guardian, or a mandated caregiver. This is essential to ensure ethical, legal, and supportive communication, and to make informed decisions in the best interest of the child.