A new approach to addressing children’s mental health: Focus on gut health. Walsh Nutrient Therapy is highly effective for working with mental health. Walsh also identifies five distinct biotypes of depression, rather than one, each with a different biochemistry, requiring different treatment. This is why the ‘one size fits all’ approach of SSRI antidepressants does not work for everyone.

Our Founder Sarah Warley spoke at The Independent Schools Show last month with Dr Guy Schady-Beckett on how to prepare for the intense competition at 11+.

Coping with Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)

Now that the clocks have gone back and the number of hours of sunlight decreases, 2 million people in the UK alone will begin to experience ‘winter blues’ – also known as Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD).

Watch: Tackling hyperactivity and building mental health wellness in children. In this video below, you will hear from our founder, Sarah Warley, our Medical Supervisor, Dr Miriam Mikicki, plus The Dukes Club Founder Magoo Giles.

Case Study: Bertie - Learning and behavioural problems can be improved

Case Study: Improving low concentration and distractability with Key Auditory Therapy

How To Support Your Child’s Immunity This Winter

After a wonderfully hot summer the days are becoming shorter and winter is on the horizon. During this time many of us can fall prey to the common cold or flu. There are however many things you can do to support your child’s immunity ahead of the winter months.

As school begins again in the next few weeks, it can bring challenges for all children, let alone for those with learning difficulties. Even if your child has been coping well enough at school up until now, learning difficulties such as dyslexia, dyspraxia, speech and language difficulties can become more apparent or intense when pressure or workload increases.

The Key Clinic comes to Edinburgh

We're delighted to announce that we have expanded to the beautiful city of Edinburgh.

We will be offering the same range of game-changing therapies that we always have - from neurodevelopmental therapy, to auditory training and biomedical nutrient therapy.

Discussing Dyslexia on BBC Radio Essex at The Key Clinic

Earlier this month The Key Clinic founder Sarah Warley was interviewed about dyslexia on BBC Radio Essex. Dyslexia is a hot topic in the press at the moment - entrepreneur Richard Branson recently described his dyslexia as a ‘superpower’ and attributed it to his career success. Nick Jones, the founder of Soho House Group also told the Diary of a CEO podcast that he was grateful he had been diagnosed with dyslexia at an early age.

How the Asymmetrical Tonic Neck Reflex affects handwriting and learning

We speak at the UK's biggest student neuroscience conference. The Key Clinic founder Sarah Warley spoke at the UK's biggest student neuroscience conference in association with Imperial College.

Sarah discussed The Key Clinic's unique approach to working with ADHD, dyslexia, anxiety, learning difficulties and more:

Helping anxiety in children. There are numerous things causing children to worry today - from the war in Ukraine, Covid, social media pressure, exam pressure, future job prospects, climate change, to name but a few. It’s important for us to do our best to discuss these anxieties with our children, helping them to put any risk to them into context.

Tackling hyperactivity. Does your child have ADHD? It's one of the most common neurodevelopmental disorders experienced by children, and the numbers being diagnosed are increasing every year.

We recently had the pleasure of working with 17 year old Ffion, who sent us the below to describe the incredible changes she experienced whilst working with us:

ADHD Awareness Month: ADHD Q&A. As we continue to mark ADHD Awareness Month this October, we are thrilled to publish this in-depth Q&A with The Key Clinic's Founder, Sarah Warley.

In the final part of our series of talks with The Dukes Club, our Founder Sarah Warley speaks to Magoo Giles on the importance of dialling up auditory processing for those who are underperforming relative to their intelligence.

ADHD Awareness Month: Case Study

As part of our three part series of talks with The Dukes Club, our Founder Sarah Warley sat down with Magoo Giles to discuss the topic of making sure your child is neurodevelopmentally mature enough for school.

A diagnosis of ADHD covers a wide range of symptoms, from difficulty focussing and staying on task through to hyperactivity, impulsivity, disruptive behaviours, anger and violent outbursts - all of which are beyond conscious control.