ADHD Support for Children in London & Online | Hopeful Neuron
Melillo Method Certified  ·  Mill Hill, London  ·  Remote Worldwide

ADHD support that starts with the nervous system, not just the behaviour.

For children with ADHD, ages 18 months to 18 years. In person in Mill Hill, or online.

You've tried the sticker charts and the reward systems, and sat through the appointments. It may not have fully clicked because most support focuses on what everyone can see, like the fidgeting, the impulsivity and the meltdown over homework. We look at the nervous system underneath as well, and we work alongside everything already in place, including medication if your child takes it.

ADHDAlongside your doctorIn person or onlineNo 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.

1000+ Families Helped  •  5★ Parent Reviews  •  Families in 15+ Countries  •  No Diagnosis Needed

A message from Adi & Dana, parents and Melillo Method practitioners

1000+ families supported • 20+ years of experience • Melillo Method certified • Supporting families worldwide
  • We support children with ADHD by looking at the nervous system underneath focus, impulsivity and big reactions, through balance, movement and primitive reflex work.
  • It's designed to sit alongside everything else your child has, including medication, school support and therapy. We never advise on medication, and that decision stays with your doctor.
  • Research on our approach for ADHD is limited. We can't promise particular results, and we'll tell you honestly on the call whether we think we can help.
  • You don't need a diagnosis. You can start with a free 15 minute call, and we're in Mill Hill, London, or online.

Does any of this sound like your house?

Most families who come to us for ADHD support have already been trying for a long time. What you're seeing has a reason, and it isn't about parenting or a lack of effort on your child's part.

Focus is fine for something they love, and gone the second it's homework.
They're calm at school, then completely fall apart the second they're home.
Sitting still through a meal or a car journey feels genuinely impossible.
Small frustrations escalate to big reactions in seconds.
Instructions seem to go in one ear and straight out the other.
Bedtime is a nightly battle, or they're wide awake again by 3am.

You know your child. We know where to look.

Every family that reaches out to us has already been through a lot. Here's what makes our approach different.

Personalised programmes

No two children get the same plan. Every programme is built around your child's profile and what your family is dealing with right now.

Parent led support and coaching

You're in the room for every decision. We coach you through the home exercises so progress keeps going long after the session ends.

Whole child approach

We look at the nervous system, body and brain together, not one symptom at a time. In real life they're never separate.

In person Intensive Training

A dedicated week in our Mill Hill clinic for families who want hands on, in person support.

Remote programmes worldwide

Support from home, wherever you are. Families in the US, Australia, Israel and across Europe follow the same structure we use in clinic, over video.

No diagnosis needed, and it's not instead of medication, therapy or school support. We work alongside everyone already supporting your child, and we never advise on medication.

Adi and Dana Latter, founders of Hopeful Neuron, Melillo Method certified practitioners supporting children with ADHD

Parents first, practitioners second.

Our older son didn't speak until he was five, and that's where this started. Today he's fully verbal, has finished his GCSEs, has friends and is independent. We've spent over 20 years in developmental therapies since, and we've both been Melillo Method certified since 2022.

We know the waiting lists, the reward charts and the strategies that don't quite work. Read our full story →

Why the usual approaches haven't fully worked.

Most ADHD support focuses on managing behaviour, and that matters. We would never suggest you stop it. We also look underneath, at the nervous system, because we think focus, impulsivity and big reactions can be linked to how the nervous system regulates itself. In plain terms, here is the order we work in.

1

Regulation

Help the nervous system feel safe, so your child isn't stuck in fight, flight or shutdown.

2

Movement

Build balance, coordination and body awareness, the physical foundation the brain relies on.

3

Reflexes

Gently help early automatic reflexes finish switching off, so they stop getting in the way.

4

Learning & Communication

Focus, follow through and patience get a steadier base to build on.

Want the science behind each stage? Here's how it maps to the nervous system.

1
Brainstem

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

A child stuck in fight, flight or shutdown finds it much harder to sit still and focus. We think it's a step that often gets missed.

2
Cranial Nerves & Reflex Pathways

Switch off the reflexes that never finished developing.

In the model we work with, primitive reflexes that haven't switched off can contribute to fidgeting, poor impulse control and difficulty concentrating. Read our guide to primitive reflexes →

3
Cerebellum

Strengthen the bridge between body and brain.

We work on balance and coordination because we think they support attention, impulse control and emotional regulation.

4
Cortex

Now focus, follow through and patience have somewhere to grow from.

The aim is to give focus, follow through and patience a steadier base to grow from.

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Families supported across London and internationally

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Individual programmes, built around your child

What happens on the free call?

A short, honest conversation. Not a sales pitch.

1

You tell us what's going on

What you're seeing at home, at school and socially, in your own words.

2

We share what we think it is

Which part of the nervous system may be involved, and how we'd approach it.

3

You decide, no pressure

If it's a fit, we tell you what's next. If it's not, we'll say so honestly.

In just 15 minutes, you'll walk away with real answers.

  • Why your child may still be struggling despite reward charts, strategies and appointments
  • Which part of the nervous system may be involved in what you're seeing at home
  • Whether our ADHD support is the right fit, or if something else would serve your child better
Book a Free 15 Minute Call →

No pressure to book anything further. Just clarity, from two people who've been where you are.

In their own words.

★★★★★

"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
★★★★★

"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
★★★★★

"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 ask us about ADHD support.

Some families find it helps. Focus, impulsivity and constant movement are linked to how the nervous system regulates itself, and we work on that foundation. We can't promise it will make a difference for your child, and it isn't a replacement for medication, therapy or school support. On the free call we'll tell you honestly whether we think it's worth trying.
Research on our approach for ADHD is limited. The approaches with the most evidence behind them include parent training, adjustments at school and, for some children, medication, and these are what NHS guidance focuses on. Our approach has much less research behind it, which is why we work alongside them rather than instead of them. See our page on the Melillo Method in the UK and our research page for more.
No. We never advise on medication, and that decision stays with your doctor. Many families we work with use medication and use our approach alongside it. If you're thinking about starting, changing or stopping medication, please talk to your prescriber first.
No. Many families we work with are still on a waiting list or haven't pursued a formal diagnosis. We don't diagnose ADHD. A diagnosis comes through the NHS or a private specialist team, and it usually starts with your GP or your child's school.
If you're worried about attention, behaviour or sleep, yes. Your GP or your child's school SENCO can look at the whole picture. It's also worth having hearing, eyesight and sleep checked, since all of them can affect attention. Our support is designed to sit alongside all of this.
Babies are born with automatic movement patterns meant to switch off in the first couple of years. In the model we work with, if they don't fully switch off, they can get in the way of attention, impulse control and emotional regulation. This view is debated, and we're happy to talk through what the research does and doesn't show. Read the full guide →
We work with children from 18 months to 18 years. The Intensive week is usually for children from around age 3, and we'll tell you what fits your child on the free call.
Yes. Families across the US, Australia, Israel and Europe work with us online through the Remote Programme and Full Picture Plan. They follow the same structure we use in clinic, over video, with a home programme we coach you through.
The Intensive programme costs £3,000. That includes a full look at your child before we start, the week in clinic, a home plan and three months of hands on support afterwards. If you'd like to start smaller, you can begin with a Clarity Day or a remote look at your child. We'll go through the details on the free call.
Every child is different. Some parents notice changes relatively early, while for others progress takes longer, and some children don't respond as we'd hope. We look at changes in everyday life and adjust the programme based on how your child responds.

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.

Certifications & Affiliations
Dr. Robert Melillo, Melillo Method CIES, Collège International d'Etude de la Statique IAFNR, Interdisciplinary Association of Functional Neurosciences and Rehabilitation