Autism, ADHD and SEN Support for Kids | Hopeful Neuron
Melillo Method Certified  ·  Mill Hill, London  ·  Remote Worldwide

Your child is not the problem. Their nervous system needs support.

Support for autism, ADHD, SEN and sensory processing differences, ages 3 to 15.

You've tried the strategies, kept the appointments, read the books. The reason it hasn't fully worked is that everyone's been starting in the wrong place, the nervous system, not the behaviour.

AutismADHDSENSensoryNo diagnosis needed

On a free 15 minute call, we'll tell you honestly what we think is going on, and whether we can help.

No obligation. No diagnosis needed. Just fifteen minutes with Adi and Dana.

200+ Families Helped  •  5★ Parent Reviews  •  Families in 15+ Countries  •  No Diagnosis Needed
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Adi and Dana Latter

We have sat in that waiting room too.

We're Adi and Dana. We work with children every day now, but that's not where this started. We're parents first, and we've been exactly where you are. Trying everything. Watching nothing stick. Walking out of appointments with a leaflet and a six month wait, wondering on the drive home whether we were doing enough.

That's what sent us down this road. We trained in the Melillo Method and spent years learning how the nervous system, posture and movement connect to the stuff parents actually see at home. When you work on the right layer, things actually shift.

We built Hopeful Neuron because we couldn't find what our own children needed anywhere else.

Does any of this sound like your house?

Most families who find us have already been trying for a long time. What you're seeing every day has a reason, and it's got nothing to do with behaviour or parenting.

You say their name five times before they even look up. Homework most nights ends in tears.
The tiniest thing can tip them over. They hold it together all day at school, then completely fall apart at home.
They know what they want to say but it won't come out. Frustration builds fast.
Reading, writing, copying from the board wipes them out in a way other kids don't seem to get.
Getting to sleep is a production every night. They wake in the small hours. The whole house is exhausted.
Friendships don't come easily. You watch them hovering on the edge of a group.

Find out why nothing has worked yet.

Every approach you've probably tried has focused on the behaviour. The reason it hasn't fully worked is that behaviour is a symptom, not the cause. We start at the source.

1. Find what's actually driving it

We look at the nervous system, retained primitive reflexes, posture and balance, things that almost never get checked anywhere else.

2. Work on the brain and body directly

Ten to fifteen minutes of specific movement exercises a day, fitting into a normal family day.

3. We stay with you while it happens

You message us when something changes. We track progress with you from the start.

The Hopeful Neuron Method

The sequence we use with every child, and why each step has to come before the next one can do anything.

1
Brainstem

Safety first. The nervous system has to come out of survival mode.

A child stuck in fight or flight can't listen, can't learn, can't settle. Most approaches skip this step entirely.

2
Cranial Nerves & Reflex Pathways

Switch off the reflexes that never finished developing.

Primitive reflexes that should switch off in infancy quietly get in the way of everything when they don't.

3
Cerebellum

Strengthen the bridge between body and brain.

Balance and coordination work connects movement, timing, attention and learning.

4
Cortex, The Result

Now focus, communication and independence can actually land.

Not because they tried harder, but because the brain now has the foundation to get there.

200+

Families supported across London and internationally

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Every review from parents who felt heard

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Individual programmes, built around your child

During your free 15 minute call, you'll discover:

  • Why your child may still be struggling despite therapy, strategies and appointments
  • Which part of the nervous system we think is involved in what you're seeing at home
  • Whether our programme is the right fit for your child, or if we think something else would serve you better
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In their own words.

★★★★★

"Dana and Adi are a great team, incredibly knowledgeable and supportive. They always found a way to help our son and gave us the strength to do the same at home."

Faranak Barabhuiya
London
★★★★★

"After an intensive week with Dana and Adi, we saw improvement in our son's behaviour. He is calmer now, his focus has improved and his sleep has improved."

Niko & Sanja Apostoloski
London · Son aged 4, autism
★★★★★

"Very caring and truly have your best interests at heart. Check ins from Dana help keep you focused on working at home. Highly recommend."

Holly C.
UK

Things parents always ask us.

How quickly will we see changes? +
Most parents notice something within four to eight weeks. Usually sleep first, then the size of reactions, then focus.
Does my child need a diagnosis to work with you? +
No. A lot of the families we work with are still on waiting lists or haven't pursued a formal diagnosis. If you're seeing things that worry you, that's enough.
Is this instead of occupational therapy or speech therapy? +
No, we work comfortably alongside them. We look at why the difficulties exist at the nervous system level.
What are primitive reflexes and why do they matter? +
Babies are born with automatic movement patterns called primitive reflexes. They're supposed to switch off in the first couple of years. When they don't, they quietly get in the way of focus, attention, posture, sleep and how children handle their emotions. Gentle movement exercises help the brain finish that process.
What if it's too late? My child is older. +
We work with children from age 3 into their teens. The nervous system stays plastic at any age. Older children sometimes move faster because they can engage with the exercises more directly. It's not too late.
We are not in London. Can we still get support? +
Yes, completely. Families in the US, Australia, Israel and across Europe work with us online with the same level of support.

Book a free 15 minute call with Adi & Dana.

No waiting list, no diagnosis needed, and no pressure to commit to anything. Just a straight conversation with two people who've been where you are.