Anxiety in Children
Emotional wellbeing concerns where children experience excessive worry, fear, nervousness, or stress that affects daily activities, learning, relationships, or behaviour.
Paediatric neurology focuses on conditions affecting the brain, nervous system, movement, coordination, and neurological development in children and adolescents. Some neurological concerns may appear early in life, while others become noticeable as a child grows and develops.
Children may require neurological assessment for seizures, developmental concerns, movement difficulties, muscle weakness, coordination problems, or changes in behaviour, learning, or physical functioning. Some conditions may require short-term monitoring, while others benefit from ongoing neurological care and follow-up.
The focus is on supporting neurological development, function, safety, and long-term wellbeing through coordinated child-centred care.
Paediatric Neurology manages a range of conditions, including:
Emotional wellbeing concerns where children experience excessive worry, fear, nervousness, or stress that affects daily activities, learning, relationships, or behaviour.
Emotional or psychological concerns that affect how children feel, cope, interact, regulate emotions, or function in daily life.
A condition where a baby is born earlier than expected, often requiring additional monitoring, developmental support, and specialised newborn care.
Neurological conditions or developmental concerns that affect movement, coordination, communication, learning, behaviour, or overall neurological development in children.
Conditions affecting how children walk, move, stand, or use their limbs, sometimes impacting balance, coordination, comfort, or development.
A condition where a child takes longer than expected to reach developmental milestones related to movement, communication, learning, behaviour, or social interaction.
Neurological conditions that cause repeated seizures or unusual electrical activity in the brain, affecting movement, awareness, behaviour, or consciousness.
Conditions affecting the alignment, shape, or movement of the spine in children, sometimes causing posture changes, back pain, imbalance, or movement difficulties.
Paediatric neurology care includes neurological assessment, developmental monitoring, diagnostic testing, and long-term follow-up support where appropriate. Services may include:
You may benefit from paediatric neurology care if your child:
Your child’s care may involve neurological assessment, developmental review, investigations, and follow-up depending on their symptoms and condition. Care may include:
Comprehensive tools and resources to guide your treatment and recovery.
Neurological investigations may be used to assess brain function, development, movement, and neurological health. Depending on your child’s needs, the care team may use:
These assessments help guide diagnosis, monitoring, and long-term neurological care.
Some children with neurological conditions may benefit from additional rehabilitation, developmental, communication, or emotional wellbeing support. Support services may include:
Your child benefits from coordinated neurological care that combines assessment, diagnostics, developmental monitoring, rehabilitation support, and multidisciplinary paediatric care within one system.
With access to therapy services, developmental support pathways, imaging, and specialist referral coordination where needed, care is designed to support neurological development, safety, recovery, and long-term wellbeing.
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Paediatric neurologists assess and manage neurological conditions affecting the brain, nerves, movement, coordination, and development in children.
Some developmental concerns may be related to neurological function and may benefit from specialist assessment.
Not always. Seizures can occur for different reasons and require proper medical evaluation.
Some neurological conditions benefit from ongoing monitoring and developmental follow-up over time.
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