Welcome to The Lejeune Clinic
Early Intervention Sessions for babies and children with Down syndrome
The Lejeune Clinic runs Speech & Language and Occupational Therapy for Babies & Children with Down syndrome
Our Clinics focus on developing the child’s language and communication as well as their physical development. The sessions provide interventions with advice and recommendations for parents and carers on how to help their child with their next stage of development together with practical skills and activities which can be incorporated into their everyday lives.
This shared intervention is proven to have excellent outcomes for the children and enables parents to learn more about their child’s condition and how to practically help them and give them the best start in life.
We run a variety of sessions including –
Parent Training Webinar Sessions and Topical Q&A Sessions.
All our Clinics combine practical therapy with observations, advice and discussion.
We offer subsidised rates for our sessions so that all families can attend. We aim to supplement NHS therapy services and our regular Clinics are based in London’s Sloane Square. Any family on low income may contact us for support with session costs.
Parent Training Webinar:
Whilst we are unable to meet face to face with families we are delivering a range of parent training Webinars with Q&A oppotunuties.
Next Webinar Session:
Supporting Clear Speech
in children with Down Syndrome
A 'How To' practical Workshop
Led by Specialist Speech & Language Therapist
Jenn Warwick
Wednesday 9th June
8.00pm
Following from the Speech Sounds Development webinar, this session will be a practical workshop
and will show the strategies and tips in action that you can use to help to promote clear speech.
Recording for the Speech Sounds Development Webinar Available
£10 per family
To book a place or request the recording contact us at Sessions@lejeuneclinic.com
Please Note: New families must fill out the Referral Form before a booking can be made.
Click here to fill out the Referral Form.
Baby & Toddler Group with Speech & Language Therapist
Saturday 26th June at 10.00am
Cost: £10 - Free - This session is now sponsored and is therefore free for families.
Duration: 50 Minutes - Limited Places
Suitable for infants from birth until 2 years... 
Early Intervention Group
Saturday 26th June at 11am
Cost: £10 - Limited Places
Duration: 1 Hour
Providing parent/child interaction strategies that support communication development. Giving opportunity to practice strategies within the session ask questions and... 
Pre-Walkers Physio Webinar with Specialist Physiotherapist Stephanie Wheen.
Next Date: Thursday 10th June at 7.30pm
Cost: £20
Duration: Approximatly 2.5 hours
This small group, information packed session explains everything about the developmental stages that...
“...A great source of intensive and tailored advice on both learning development and physical development. Great practical advice, useful materials to use at home and ideas for how to continue development.”
Speech & Language Therapy (SALT) and Occupational Therapy (OT) are proven to have hugely beneficial effects on the progress and development of children with Down syndrome. Our targeted sessions are run by specialist therapists in SALT & OT. Parents are invited to join the sessions to learn about the practical activities that can be incorporated into their child’s everyday life.
Funding
The valuable service we provide is heavily subsidised and we survive purely from financial donations and fundraising from the generosity of our supporters. If you can help by either donating to the charity or organising a fundraising event, either contact us using the email address below or click on the pink Give as you Live button below. All donations are much appreciated!
Contact Us at Funding@lejeuneclinic.com
Most of our referrals are via this website or word of mouth. If you know a family who might benefit from our services, please let them know.
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