Child Development Support Center

We are open from Monday to Friday, from 8:30 to 16:30.

Our clients include children, adolescents, and their caregivers.

Please contact us by phone or fill out the form available on our website. Our reception desk is open from 8:00 to 18:00. While completing the form, you will also need to provide a contact phone number and an e-mail address.

We make every effort to ensure that each client receives an appointment as soon as possible. Waiting times depend on therapists’ schedules and therapy camp timetables.

No. The Center provides commercial paid services only.

No. Currently, the Center provides only commercial, paid services.

Please bring medical documentation confirming the diagnosis, results of recent tests together with descriptions, and documentation regarding previous treatments or surgeries. We also recommend bringing comfortable clothing, indoor shoes, and a large towel.

The cost of visits and therapy camps is determined individually, depending on the type of service selected.

For your convenience, we accept various payment methods: cash and bank transfer.

Yes. Simply inform the reception staff and provide the invoice details.

If the delay is reported by phone in advance and does not exceed 15 minutes, the client will still be admitted.

Yes. The parking lot next to the Center is public and free of charge.

Yes. We care about the comfort of children and their parents while waiting for appointments. For this purpose, we have prepared a parents’ lounge equipped with comfortable seating, a refrigerator, a microwave oven, and a coffee machine. A baby changing table is available in the restroom.

The facility has been designed to ensure comfortable access for people with disabilities:

• entrance doors and ramps are adapted for wheelchair access,
• restrooms are adapted for wheelchair users,
• the building does not include Braille signage or enlarged-print signage for visually impaired individuals.

We perform QEEG examinations for children from the age of 4.

In the case of QEEG examinations, the recording is usually available immediately, while the written report is provided within approximately 15 business days.

On the day of the examination:

• wash the child’s hair – it should be clean and free of styling products such as gel, mousse, or oils,
• make sure the child has eaten – the child should not be hungry; we recommend a light meal 1–2 hours before the examination,
• remember that during the examination the child cannot use a phone or tablet and should remain seated calmly for approximately 25 minutes.

A QEEG examination involves placing special electrodes on the child’s head, usually using a cap, to record the brain’s electrical activity. During the examination, the child sits comfortably, and the electrodes do not send any impulses – they only record natural brain waves. The examination is completely safe and non-invasive, and our staff makes every effort to ensure the child feels comfortable throughout the process.

No. The QEEG examination is completely painless and does not cause discomfort. The electrodes placed on the scalp do not cause pain or irritation – they are not needles, but flat sensors. The child may only feel a slight touch or the coolness of the gel used to attach the electrodes. The examination is entirely safe and does not require anesthesia or any intervention in the body.

Yes. The presence of a parent or caregiver during the QEEG examination and therapy sessions is not only possible but also recommended. Children feel safer in the presence of a close person, which helps the examination and sessions proceed more calmly. The parent may accompany the child throughout the entire visit.

NEUROSPECTRUM does not provide pharmacological treatment. We specialize in comprehensive developmental support and therapy.

A therapy camp lasts 10 consecutive days, including Saturdays and Sundays.

No. The Center provides only daytime activities. Participants arrange accommodation and meals independently.