Up to 12
Children
Assessment and treatment for children's emotional, behavioural and developmental concerns, with parents involved at every step.
Why people come
When something doesn't feel right.
Parents usually know when something has changed. It might be at school, at home or with friends. A specialist assessment helps explain what's going on and what will help, and gives you strategies you can use day to day.
- Worry, fears or school refusal
- Trouble concentrating or sitting still
- Big emotions, tantrums or aggression
- Differences in social communication
- Changes after a frightening event
- Fussy or restricted eating
Conditions we often see
Read about signs, assessment and treatment.
What to expect
- i.Parents first
Often the first appointment is with parents, so you can speak freely about your concerns.
- ii.Time with your child
Dr Stanganelli then meets your child, using play and conversation suited to their age.
- iii.A clear plan
You leave with an explanation, a treatment plan and a letter for your GP or paediatrician.