Everything's included. No surprise invoices.
On a Lights On course, the plan, the school call and the write-up are in the price. Nothing gets added afterwards.
An unhurried look at how your child is getting on, and a clear written picture of what we found.
Ten laser sessions, each working your child's brain, body and speech while the light is on. Most families notice change by around session five.
Our core work for 25 years. Book it on its own, or alongside a Lights On course.
A Lights On course includes the work that happens when your child isn't here. It's invisible to parents, and it's the part that makes any of it hold.
Worked out from where your child got to last time, not pulled off a shelf.
Rewritten as you go, so home matches what we did in the room.
So every adult around your child is pulling the same way.
Something comes up on a Tuesday, you shouldn't sit on it until Friday.
Five more sessions once you've finished the first ten. Only available after the initial block.
Three panels, usually gut, neural and food. Covers the tests, Hulya reviewing them with the lab, a meeting to talk you through what they mean, and a written plan.
Reports for EHCPs and SEND tribunals, from one of the UK's most experienced expert witnesses.
Stop, and we refund every session you haven't used. You're never locked into the rest of the block.
One or two sessions won't tell you anything. Most families notice change by around session five, but ten is the honest length of a first course.
Never. A Lights On session isn't a full speech therapy session. Hulya works on tasks that support your child's speech targets while the light is on, and most families book speech therapy separately alongside it.
No. Speech therapy is booked a session at a time, and if we assess your child and therapy isn't what they need, we'll tell you.
Courses are paid in full when you book.
48 hours' notice and it's no problem. Inside 48 hours there's a £50 late notice fee.
Book a free 10 minute call with Hulya. Long enough to work out what your child needs, short enough that nobody sits through a sales pitch.