Professor Chhetri in MANCHESTER
Professor Chhetri covers all neurological conditions, including headache, epilepsy, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis and nerve and muscle disease. He has a specialist interest in motor neurone disease.
Ms Hussain in CHESHAM
Adult neurological & ENT conditions • Bilingual Urdu (Punjabi) speaking & interpreting experience HCPC Registration SL10526
Dr Suri in ROTHERHAM
Dr Sanjay Suri has a total of 35 years’ experience with expertise in neuro-disability. His neuro-disability expertise includes cerebral palsy, spina bifida, genetic syndromes, sensory deficits, global developmental delay and autism. He has 20 years' experience in medico-legal work and attended the Bond Solon expert witness report writing course in 2022. He has also participated in a mini-pupillage and courtroom skills course in the past. He has provided reports for safeguarding cases, coroners inquests and...
Mrs Noah in HARROW ON THE HILL
Assessments of adults & children with communication problems • Recommendation, costings & advice for appropriate speech & language therapy • Specialist in swallowing disorders (dysphagia), language disorders (dysphasia) & speech production disorders (dysarthria) • Cognitive language disorders • Also in problems arising from traumatic brain injury. Consulting rooms also in Central London
Ms Kirk in ELY
Paediatric speech & language therapy • Development delay • Speech & language disorders • Autism spectrum disorder • Cerebral palsy • Down syndrome
Dr Bavikatte in MANCHESTER
Dr Bavikatte has wide experience managing patients in acute and sub-acute hospital units and in community settings. His specialisms include traumatic brain injury, minimally conscious state, post-concussion syndrome, mild brain injury, acute neurorehabilitation, polytrauma rehabilitation, spasticity and prognosis and life expectancy.
Dr Moore in LEICESTER
An experienced educational psychologist with considerable and successful experience at carrying out a range of assessments to detect specific learning difficulties, including the effects of brain injury on a child's ability to learn. Qualified to conduct a range of psychometric tests with children and young people between the ages of 6 and 16. Able to assess a child's learning potential as well as those forms of teaching which will best help a child to learn.