A child psychologist investigates whether the child’s behaviour and level of development show abnormalities and determines by situational factors to what extent they have been determined organically and psychologically. The child psychologist determines the developmental potential of the child, the measures and methods to be taken to compensate the developmental deficits, eliminate disorders, and supports the development of the child.
Child psychologist – consultant in clinical neuropsychology
neuropsychological consultation
diagnosis and neuropsychological therapy
early therapeutic intervention and development support
high risk pregnancy and childbirth
congenital developmental defects of the nervous system (herniated spinal hernia, hernias, congenital hydrocephalus)
metabolic diseases of the nervous system
motor coordination disorders of central origin
a microtubule disfunction syndrome
chromosomal aberration syndromes
permanent disfunction of the locomotor system (including cerebral palsy, myopathy, neuromuscular junction, traumatic and CNS infiltrates)
sensory integration disorders
abnormal psychomotor development
innate developmental defects of many systems
registration is made either in person at the registration desk or by phone
no referral is required for a commercial appointment
a convenient time for the appointment is established by the registration staff
you are asked to pay a service fee before the appointment
The Patient may obtain a VAT invoice at the registration desk of the centre upon presenting a fiscal receipt