Safe & Effective Treatment for

Neurodiverse People

Overcome the Challenges of Neurodiversity

In the UK, around 15% of the population are thought to be neurodiverse, meaning that the brain functions and processes information differently.

If you are diagnosed with ADHD, autism, dyslexia or dyspraxia, you’re classed as neurodiverse. This comes with its own unique challenges, which might make you feel trapped and get in the way of your personal life, causing your physical and mental health to be negatively impacted.

At Kedras Clinics we work with both adults and children who either have a diagnosis of a neurodevelopmental disorder or have symptoms and would like assistance in both managing and addressing their difficulties.

Understanding the Symptoms of Neurodiversity

While certain tasks come quite easily to neurodiverse individuals, others can be extremely difficult. This typically results in inconsistent performance at school, work and everyday activities. These inconsistencies can often be ignored or underestimated in therapy and if not addressed appropriately, neurodiverse symptoms may lead to other problems.

The concept of neurodiversity suggests that there is no one “correct” way of thinking, learning, or acting, and that variations are not seen as deficiencies. People experience and interact with the world around them in a variety of ways. As there is no one way to characterise neurodiverse individuals, there are a wide range of symptoms.

Neurodevelopmental disorders include attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADD/ADHD) and autism spectrum disorders which can interfere with the acquisition, retention, or application of specific skills or pieces of information. For example, people may use repetitive language, have a fixation on certain routines or rituals, or show an inability to initiate or hold a conversation.

“I had been through numerous types of therapy in the past with varying degrees of success, but this is the first time that therapy has got to the root of the problem. This has been made possible by the innovative approach at Kedras Clinics and the techniques they use”.

Treatment for Neurodevelopmental Disorders

At Kedras Clinics, we take a person-centred approach and look past your diagnosis and instead work with you to understand the range of developmental, behavioural, and emotional symptoms which we need to help them with, so you feel better and more able to cope with life.

Infra Low Frequency Neurofeedback (ILF NFB) is being used to help people with neurodiversity when traditional medicine is either not enough to alleviate their symptoms, or or when individuals and families want to avoid the medication route all together, out of concern for potential adverse side effects. ILF NFB can help the brain self-regulate and function more optimally, other modalities can complement it and provide support while the brain rewires.

Let Us Plan Your Journey to Wellness

If you are struggling with neurodevelopmental disorders such as ADHD, autism, dyslexia or dyspraxia, don’t be afraid to reach out for support. Our experts have a wealth of experience in treating neurodiverse symptoms and our approach to treatment ensures that your unique concerns are addressed.

At Kedras Clinics, we welcome every client and specialise in treating adults, adolescents, and our neurodiverse population. We can improve your life by helping you find new ways to cope with your neurodevelopmental disorders. Contact us today to start the journey.

We are here to help

“I really hated myself and felt vastly inferior to other people, that, somehow, I wasn’t good enough to be part of society. I felt I had no rights, that other people’s needs were far more important than mine. I found it hard to be assertive and ask for what I wanted. I always had to try to please others, or I’d be rejected. It’s such a relief to come to NF after years of working so hard at talking therapy. I can feel myself calming down during the sessions and all I have to do is to watch and listen and feel my body.”

“You have changed my life and I am a much better wife than I ever was. I am calmer and much more rational. I am immeasurably less self-rejecting and selfattacking. I have more relaxed and comfortable relationships with other people, because I am more accepting of myself and, therefore, imagine that they find me more acceptable.”

“It is like getting a hug from all the parts of you that have been hurting for so long, and feeling all the compassion and acknowledgement that they should have felt at the time. It has changed me as I am less suicidal and anxious, and more connected with my body and the world. I have accomplished things over the last 2 years that I never thought I would be able to do...”

We Are Here To Help

The decision to seek therapy can be difficult, but we are here to help. Therapy can provide a safe space for you to heal and grow. If you are feeling afraid or embarrassed to seek help, know that we understand and are here to support you. Problems should not be hidden, but shared with those who can help. Like you would go to the doctor for a physical health problem, we believe that everyone should have access to good quality psychotherapeutic care. We have experience in a variety of challenges, so no matter what your problem we look forward to helping.

Dr Dawn Harris

Consultant Chartered Psychologist
Registered Forensic and Clinical Psychologist
Founder/CEO Kedras Clinics