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Telehealth can make your child’s neurology care easier, more flexible, and more accessible. Here are five ways virtual care can support your family, and how Dr. Hasson brings expert pediatric neurology care closer to home.

Getting your child in front of a pediatric neurology specialist doesn’t always require a trip to the hospital. Here we cover how telehealth works as an alternative and what it can handle.

Most parents know that rest is important after a concussion, but for many kids, rest alone isn’t enough. Learn more about the complications that can follow a concussion and why seeing a specialist is important, even when your child seems fine.

If your child has had an ambulatory EEG and you’re waiting on results or trying to make sense of them, we can help you understand what those results can show and what comes next.

If your child has had a seizure, you probably have a lot of questions. This blog breaks down what triggers seizures in children, how to recognize them, and what you can do to reduce the risk.

ADHD symptoms evolve as your child grows, and understanding how they shift at each stage of development can make a difference in how well you’re able provide support. Here’s how the symptoms change and what that means for parents at each phase.

A lot of parents assume epilepsy is something a child is born with, but that’s not always the case. Epilepsy can be brought on by genetics before birth, or it can develop later due to injury, illness, or causes that aren’t always easy to identify. 

Seeing your child have a seizure during a fever can be seem scary. Here’s what to do in the moment, what comes next, and why seeing a pediatric neurology specialist is crucial.

Cerebral palsy (CP) isn’t progressive. It doesn’t worsen over time but may change with age. The right therapies can build upon one another to significantly improve quality of life. Here’s more about the therapies that offer lasting benefits.

Nausea and vomiting are worrying symptoms in your child. While they are nothing to worry about  in most cases, they can sometimes be a sign of something more serious, like a concussion.

Is your child struggling with ADHD and facing self-esteem issues? Learn 5 effective ways to boost your child’s self-esteem and provide them with a happier, more fulfilling life.

As a parent, feeling concerned about your child's development is expected. Every stumble and stutter can feel like a red flag. However, these 6 signs could indicate developmental challenges. Learn what to watch for here.

Are you concerned about your child's brain health? Understanding the human brain can be complex, but advancements like ambulatory EEG testing simplify it. Learn what ambulatory EEG testing can reveal about your child's brain here.

Early intervention has immense benefits for children with Autism. Learn more about how it can significantly boost your child's social skills, communication, learning, behavior, and independence.

Does your child complain about headaches frequently? Knowing when it's time to worry can be difficult for any parent. This article guides you on recognizing warning signs and the next steps to take.

As you navigate your child's development, you are bound to have questions and concerns, especially around developmental delays. Learn more about their causes, from genetic factors to environmental influences and medical issues.

The FDA has recently approved Trofinetide, a groundbreaking medication for Rett syndrome. This drug also shows potential for significantly improving symptoms of autism. Read on to learn more.

If you have epilepsy, you know firsthand that it may result in a troubling set of symptoms that can significantly disrupt your life. Read on to learn more about these symptoms and how we can help ease them.

Children bump their heads all the time. In most cases, it’s nothing to worry about. However, sometimes, it might result in a concussion that can affect your child’s sleep. Learn more here.

Your child just got diagnosed with ADHD. Now what? Read on to learn a few strategies for helping them cope and giving them encouragement every step of the way.