Autism & ADHD Support for European Families | Hopeful Neuron
Melillo Method Certified  ·  Clinic in Mill Hill, London  ·  Families From Across Europe

Autism and ADHD support for children from across Europe. A week in London, then support from home.

You don't need to live in the UK to work with us. Families fly in from across Europe for about a week in Mill Hill, then carry on with remote support once they're home. It's for children with autism, ADHD, SEN and sensory processing differences.

We look at your child properly, coach you through the home plan, and stay in touch after you fly back. We can also share tips on where to stay and what to do around sessions, so the trip feels manageable.

Europe wideOne week IntensiveRemote support afterNo diagnosis needed

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

1000+ Families Helped  •  5★ Parent Reviews  •  Families From Across Europe
Adi and Dana Latter, founders of Hopeful Neuron in Mill Hill, London

Adi & Dana, parents and Melillo Method practitioners

1000+ families supported • 20+ years of experience • Melillo Method certified • Supporting families worldwide
  • You travel to our clinic in Mill Hill, London for an Intensive of about a week, then carry on with remote support from home.
  • The Intensive costs £3,000 and includes three months of support afterwards. Flights and accommodation are extra.
  • Most European visitors now need a UK ETA before they travel, so check the rules for your nationality before you book flights.
  • We can share tips on where to stay and what to do around sessions. You don't need a diagnosis.

How a week in Mill Hill works

Our clinic is at 1A Hall Lane, Mill Hill, London NW4 4TJ. Most European families come for a single week instead of spreading visits out over months. This is what that usually looks like.

Before you travel

Once your week is booked, we send a short form and set up a call with Adi and Dana, so we understand your child and can plan the week around them before you land.

Where to stay

We share our usual suggestions for family friendly places to stay near Mill Hill, close to the clinic, so you're not spending the week stuck in traffic or on the Tube.

Around the sessions

Between appointments, we point you to calm, sensory friendly things to do nearby, and to bigger days out in London if your child is up for it. The week doesn't have to be all clinic.

Going home with a plan

You leave with a clear home programme and a schedule of remote check ins, so what you've started keeps building once you're back home.

Before you book flights

Ask us on the free call about the easiest route to Mill Hill from the airport or station you'll arrive at, and we'll point you the right way.

Check the UK entry rules first. Since 25 February 2026, visitors from most European countries need an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) before they travel, and airlines and rail operators check for it. British and Irish citizens don't need one. Rules differ by nationality, so look at the official GOV.UK page for yours, and allow a few days for approval. This is general information, not immigration advice.

Families travel to us from across Europe

If you're anywhere in Europe, a week with us is realistic. Families have come to us from:

Ireland and FranceThe Nordic countriesThe BalticsCentral and Eastern EuropeThe Mediterranean

Not in Europe? Families in the US, Australia, Israel and beyond work with us fully online through the Remote Programme. In the UK, we have pages for Leeds, Manchester, Bristol, Edinburgh and Glasgow.

What it costs, and what a smaller start looks like

The Intensive programme costs £3,000. That covers a full look at your child before we start, the week in clinic with Adi and Dana, a home plan, and three months of hands on support afterwards. Your flights and accommodation are on top.

If a whole week feels like too big a first step, you can start smaller. A Clarity Day is a single day in clinic. A remote look at your child can be done from home. We'll tell you which we'd suggest on the free call.

What happens on the free call?

1

You tell us what's going on

What you're seeing, and what you've already tried at home.

2

We tell you what we think

Including whether a week in London makes sense, and how we'd plan it around your child.

3

You decide, no pressure

If it's a fit, we'll talk next steps. If not, we'll say so.

Adi and Dana Latter, Melillo Method certified practitioners in Mill Hill, London

Parents first, practitioners second

Our older son didn't speak until he was five, and we spent years trying to understand why. We've worked in developmental therapies for over 20 years since, and we've been Melillo Method certified since 2022.

We know it isn't always a straightforward road, especially when you're working out support in another country. Read our story → or see how the Melillo Method works in the UK.

In parents' 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

Questions European parents ask us

You come to our clinic at 1A Hall Lane, Mill Hill, London NW4 4TJ for about a week. Your child works with us across the week, and you're in the room learning the home plan. You go home with that plan and remote follow up, so things keep moving once you're back. The Intensive page has the full detail.
Yes. Once your week is booked, we share our usual suggestions for family friendly places to stay near Mill Hill, and simple ideas for what to do with your child around sessions. The aim is for the trip to feel manageable, not overwhelming.
Most likely, yes. Since 25 February 2026, visitors from most European countries need an Electronic Travel Authorisation before they board, and airlines and rail operators check. British and Irish citizens don't need one. Rules differ by nationality, so check the official GOV.UK page before you book flights. This is general information, not immigration advice.
Families come to us from across Europe, including Ireland, France, the Nordic countries, the Baltics, Central and Eastern Europe and the Mediterranean. If you're anywhere in Europe, a week with us is realistic.
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. Flights and accommodation are on top. If you'd like to start smaller, you can begin with a remote look at your child or a Clarity Day.
Then we'll find a smaller first step. A Clarity Day is a single day in clinic, a remote look at your child can be done from home, and the Remote Programme runs fully online. On the free call we'll tell you which we'd suggest.
You get three months of hands on support while you put the home programme into practice, mostly through remote check ins. It isn't a clinical review of your child's development. We work alongside you while the new routine settles in, and adjust the exercises as your child responds.
No. Many of the families we work with are still on a waiting list in their home country, or haven't pursued a formal diagnosis. If you're seeing things that worry you, that's enough to start.
No. We work alongside them, and you can keep any support your child already has. We look at why the difficulties are there in the first place, at the nervous system level.

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, and who can help you plan the trip too.

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