Individualised Autism Assessment & Support In London UK
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Why children need a Diagnosis?
At Geniuslane, we believe that a diagnosis is more than just a label for your child's challenges. It's a crucial step towards finding the right strategies and support. Early identification and adapting their environment, with the help of parents, is key. Our experts offer clear guidance on what to do and what to avoid for each diagnosis. This helps both parents and schools gain a better understanding and provide the best support for your child's unique needs."
Diagnoses
We Work and Provide Support for.
Autism Spectrum
Autism is not a weakness; it's a unique personality. Children with Autism often thrive when they can follow their own agenda.
Happiness for them often comes from a harmonious environment where those around them understand and respect their individual needs. Autistic children may become resistant or 'ignore' instructions if they feel forced or led.
Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, ADHD, Sensory
Dyslexia is more than a reading and writing issue; it affects self-esteem and can lead to depression. Our dyslexia correction program, inspired by the US model and incorporating strategies from Dyslexia Scotland, enhances not just academic performance but also boosts confidence, social skills, and emotional well-being in children.
Epilepsy
Benefit from our international expertise in Epilepsy management. Our treatments, aligned with UK NICE guidance and British Paediatric Neurology Association guidelines, not only reduce seizures but enhance overall quality of life.
Trust us for comprehensive care that prioritizes your child's well-being and follows globally recognized standards.
General Child Neurology
Geniuslane offers a comprehensive child neurology assessment.
Our judicious approach to investigations, guided by clinical expertise, ensures only necessary procedures.
We prioritise evidence-based treatments, coupled with relevant information, for a well-informed and effective care journey.
