It’s time you live life to the full.

The path from the initial wondering, through assessment, to reaching a point of diagnosis can be a validating, and an emotional experience. Often, we work through waves of reflection, relief, doubt and sometimes frustration as the signpost to our history of differences takes shape. Whatever your journey to this point, the team here at the Harley Row Clinic believe that neurodivergence, and all of the amazing vibrancy and individual presentations it represents, is an essential aspect of our neuro

Your child has been diagnosed with ADHD, and now you’re scouring the internet trying to find reasons and things you can do to ‘cure’ your child. It’s overwhelming, and it’s possible you are full of guilt. What did you do as a parent to cause this?‍The answer is – nothing. There is no one to fault here. And I want to make it clear from the very start that this blog is not saying that nutrition is the cause either. Whatever you are feeding your child doesn’t ‘give’ them ADHD.

After the rather inclement weather that has been a large part of this summer, it is hard to believe that it is now time to turn our thoughts to getting ready for September and the return to, or start, of school.‍The new academic year can fill children and parents with dread in a typical household. In a neurodivergent world, this can feel like an immense and daunting undertaking. The team here at Dr Jeczmien’s Practice have a wealth of clinical and lived experience of these challenges.