Support for every stage

Conditions our pediatric neurologists treat

Neurological symptoms in children can feel confusing and worrying–a sudden spell, recurring headaches, missed milestones, or behavior that doesn’t seem to fit. Our pediatric neurologist takes the time to listen, evaluate, and explain, then partners with you and your child’s primary care team on a clear plan that fits your family's life.

• Developmental delay
  Evaluating delays in motor, language, or cognitive milestones to identify the underlying cause and connect families with the right specialists, therapies, and supports.

• Headache and migraine
  Diagnosing and managing recurring or severe headaches in children and teens, including migraines, with treatment plans focused on relief, prevention, and identifying triggers.

• Seizures and epilepsy
  Evaluating new or ongoing seizures, ordering and interpreting EEGs and other testing, and creating personalized treatment plans to help kids stay safe and seizure-free.

• Spells, syncope, and rule-out seizure evaluations
  Sorting out unexplained episodes—fainting, staring spells, or unusual movements—to determine whether they are seizures, syncope, or something else, and what to do next.

• ADHD
  Evaluating attention, focus, and impulse-control concerns in the context of your child’s overall neurological development, and coordinating treatment with your primary care and behavioral health teams.

• Autism spectrum disorder and comorbid conditions
  Supporting children with autism and the conditions that often go with it—such as seizures, sleep difficulties, or developmental delays—with care that addresses the whole picture.
• Tics and Tourette's and comorbid conditions
  Diagnosing tic disorders and Tourette syndrome, and managing related concerns like ADHD, OCD, or anxiety, with strategies tailored to your child’s daily life.
• Sleep disorders
  Identifying and treating sleep problems with neurological roots, from disrupted sleep linked to seizures or ADHD to other patterns affecting your child’s rest, mood, and learning.