Neurodevelopmental conditions can be mysterious, frustrating, and complicated. Many clinicians and specialists struggle to provide clients the care they need, and parents as well as patients experience the direct consequences of treatment missing the mark.

Due to the great variety in which these conditions present, the appropriate course of action isn’t directly obvious to practitioners since two different patients with the same symptoms may require completely different treatment. This makes the healing journey at times lengthy and expensive, and may even increase symptoms if not diagnosed correctly.

This isn’t the fault of most specialists, or the patients for that matter. It is very directly linked to a gap between the training practitioners receive, and the increase in patient numbers suffering from various relatively novel syndromes.