Craniaa Neuro Rehab Centre

03/01/2026

Clinical Perspective of Alzheimers Disease and Benificial of Photobiomodulation and Neuromodulation treatments can help early memory disorders, can be protected from Brain degenerative conditions:

In 2022, neurologists in China reported an extraordinary case of a 19-year-old diagnosed with probable Alzheimer’s disease, making him the youngest known individual with the condition. His symptoms began at age 17 with progressive memory decline. Brain imaging showed hippocampal atrophy, and cerebrospinal fluid biomarkers were consistent with Alzheimer’s disease.

While Alzheimer’s is typically associated with older adults, early-onset Alzheimer’s (

02/01/2026

One of our long-standing patients shared this message with us as a New Year gift. Moments like these truly take us to the next level. When a clinician receives appreciation from a patient, it becomes more than words—it is powerful moral support that strengthens our commitment to care.

Thank you, Sir, for your kind words and continued trust. They mean a great deal to the entire Craniaa team.

Craniaa – We get you better for tomorrow’s living.

Contact for chronic neurological disorders
07808 849922 07912 941554

01/01/2026

One of our patients is undergoing a traditional vacuum therapy technique to reduce inflammation and calm irritated nerve endings.
This therapy is effective in reducing pain, tenderness, and protective muscle spasm.

What makes this traditional vacuum therapy unique is that, unlike conventional vacuum therapy methods, it does not cause deep erythema or skin trauma, making it safer and more comfortable—especially for patients with neurological sensitivity.

Craniaa Neurological Rehabilitation Centre
“We get you better for tomorrow’s living.”

We specialise in the management of chronic neurological pain disorders, brain and spinal cord injuries, and the rehabilitation of children with genetic disorders using advanced and compassionate neurorehabilitation approaches.

📞 For support or appointments, contact Craniaa:
07808 849922 | 07912 941554

01/01/2026

Gone but not forgotten...
Tributes paid to 'legendary' Dr Joseph Chandy from Horden
By Patrick Gouldsbrough.

Dr Joseph Chandy, 82, who moved to Horden, East Durham in 1970 from his birthplace Kerala, India, died on December 20, 2023
Heartfelt tributes have been paid to a 'legendary' doctor who has been in County Durham with his family for over 50 years.
Dr Joseph Chandy, 82, who moved to Horden, East Durham in 1970 from his birthplace Kerala, India, died on December 20, 2023, with his loving family around him.

Since his death, there has been an outpouring of tributes from his patients, people from the North East and worldwide.
As well as being a local GP in his community of East Durham for over 45 years he also came to prominence globally regarding his passion for treating B12 deficiency.
His belief that this condition should not just be diagnosed and treated based on blood result markers alone but by also considering symptoms when making a diagnosis was at the time not within the established guidelines.

His work in raising the profile to help thousands of patients consider a change in diagnosing this condition was picked up by TV and radio and made the NHS reconsider its position.
Dr Chandy's work was later published in a book 'Vitamin B12 in Clinical Practice' in 2019 which both documented the stark evidence and case studies behind his findings as well as his struggle to gain acceptance and change of practice for b12 deficiency.

He offered this book for free worldwide, and, at one point, it was the most sought-after book in the Amazon health category.
His story was also featured on a BBC1 special for Inside Out and highlighted the stories of the patients whose lives were dramatically turned around due to Dr Chandy's persistence to make a difference.
Tens of thousands of people have watched this programme on YouTube since it was aired and endless comments on how his work had helped others feature below the film.

David Smith, has endorsed his work which he says in the foreword of the book'
"This book shines throughout with Dr Chandy's devotion to the well-being of the patient and it should be read by all GPs".
Dr Chandy lived for his community of Horden.
During the miner's strike, he gave work to miners to assist their families.
After the coal closure in 1988, he risked everything to make the single largest investment in Horden to purpose-build an award-winning care home for the elderly residents and a brand-new state-of-the-art surgery.
After selling the home, he remained as a GP Practitioner and worked tirelessly six days a week until the age of 75 years before retiring in 2015.

He supported his doctor peers in the East Durham area by developing Peterlee Health Centre as a sustainable centre for health care services and also creating the first GP Out of Hours service from this centre.
In 2014, he saved a local community centre, the Roseby Road Well-being Centre from closure which now serves all ages of the community.
He then passed the GP practice on to his son Mr Joseph Chandy, the current Managing Partner and his grandson Joshua Chandy is also working in the practice making this three generations serving the East Durham community.
Joseph said: "Rarely have I seen this level of comments of people openly saying how he touched their lives.
“The depth and content of the comments posted are truly moving and the whole family are overwhelmed by this outpouring.
“My father believed he was 'born to serve' and he worked tirelessly for his patients and community and was truly dedicated to his work"

Dr Chandy is survived by his wife Alphonse, children Joseph Jnr, Paul, Leanne and six Grandchildren
His funeral will take place on Friday, January 12, 2024, at midday at Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Church, Westway, Peterlee.
There will be a procession/drive-by of the funeral cortege at Fourth Street Horden where he worked before the church ceremony and the family are inviting the community to be part of this as another opportunity to pay their respects.

01/01/2026

Traditional vacuum therapy at Craniaa helps reduce pain, inflammation, and muscle spasm—without deep skin irritation.

Specialised care for neurological pain, brain & spinal cord injuries, and children with genetic disorders.
📞 07808 849922 | 07912

10/12/2025

07/12/2025

Of course these children are is disconnected and over seen that they cannot get any better. But at Craniaa Neurological Rehabilitation Centre Camlough and Belfast We adopt Cortical retraining and Neuromodulation therapy using Photobiomodulation, trans Cranial Stimulation, vagal Nerve Stimulation and TPS which as shown wonderful results.
If you chokd suffering from this condition Craniaa help your child.
Qe get you better for tomorrow's living
For further details contact us on 07808 849922 07912 941554

Dyspraxia, also known as developmental coordination disorder (DCD), affects around 5 per cent of the population

07/12/2025

Goshi Neurological Rehabilitation Specialist of Craniaa and Pedro CEO of Sozo and Neuromodulation Splecilist at the Sozo conference at Vienna on the 5th&6th of Dec 2025. What wonderful exposure and mind thrombing events and skills learned .

05/12/2025

Hi folks, it's that time of year again!☃️🎁 We are celebrating another Christmas with a bang here in Craniaa this Thursday in our clinic (11/12/25 @ 2pm-5pm sharp).🥳 There will be a petting zoo, some nibbles and Santa himself will be making an appearance!!!🎅 So save the date, and everyone is more than welcome! Happy Christmas from all in Craniaa.

05/12/2025

Title: Understanding ADHD and How Craniaa Supports Children with ADHD and Autism:

by Goshi Consultant Neurological Rehabilitation Specialist

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a complex neurodevelopmental condition affecting millions of people worldwide. It is marked by difficulties with attention, impulse control, and hyperactivity, all of which can influence learning, behaviour, and daily functioning. Understanding ADHD requires exploring multiple dimensions: genetics, neurobiology, and environmental influences.

Genetic and Neurobiological Foundations of ADHD
ADHD has a strong hereditary component. Genes involved in neurotransmitter regulation and brain development contribute significantly to how the condition emerges. Neuroimaging studies also show differences in brain structure and functioning in areas responsible for executive skills, behaviour regulation and sustained attention.

Environmental & Prenatal Factors
Environmental elements also contribute to the risk of ADHD. Exposure to harmful substances during pregnancy—such as to***co smoke, alcohol, or certain toxins—premature birth, and other prenatal complications are known risk factors. ADHD usually begins in childhood and may continue into adult life. Its effects extend beyond restlessness; it influences learning, emotional regulation, work performance and social behaviour. Continuous scientific progress is expanding our understanding and shaping more effective treatments and support systems.

The Importance of Maternal Health and Emotional Wellbeing:

A vital yet often overlooked aspect of a child's healthy development is the health and happiness of the mother. During pregnancy, a mother’s time, emotional balance, stress levels, and attitude form the foundation for the baby’s wellbeing. Just like sowing a seed requires care and nourishment, a healthy and happy mother nurtures a healthier and happier child. Positive maternal mental health (MMH) supports healthy brain development, emotional stability and overall growth

Comparison with Autism & ADHD Treatments at Craniaa Neurological Rehabilitation Centre

Craniaa Neurological Rehabilitation Centre provides specialised, science-based interventions for children and adults with neurodevelopmental conditions such as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and ADHD, and integrates both neurobiological knowledge and advanced therapeutic technologies.

1. Multidimensional Understanding vs. Craniaa’s Holistic Approach
Just as ADHD requires a multilayered understanding of genetic, neurological and environmental factors, Craniaa adopts a holistic neurorehabilitation model.
At Craniaa, autism and ADHD are viewed not merely as behavioural conditions, but as disorders influenced by:

Brain connectivity
Sensory processing patterns
Motor and cognitive development
Environmental interactions
Genetic and developmental factors
This aligns with the scientific principles discussed in ADHD research but extends them into practical, clinic-based solutions.

2. Advanced Neurorehabilitation Techniques at Craniaa
Craniaa combines conventional therapy with innovative technologies to improve brain function, neural plasticity and cognitive–behavioural outcomes. Some approaches include:

For ADHD

Cortical retraining and executive-function training
To improve attention, planning and impulse control.

Robotic hand-re-education and fine motor training
Enhances focus, sensorimotor coordination and task persistence.

TMS/TBS (when applicable)
For modulating neural circuits linked to attention networks.
Photobiomodulation using low-level level laser energy wave length 960nm to 1070nm
Behavioural and Cognitive Modification Programs
Tailored to reduce impulsivity and improve self-regulation.
Sensory Integration Therapy
Helps children who are sensory-seeking or easily overstimulated.

For Autism
Neurosensory integration and proprioceptive training
Supports emotional regulation, communication and adaptive behaviour.

Spider cage therapy and gait training
Improves postural control, motor planning and balance.
Speech–language stimulation, adopting Tounge retraction and stretching therapy (New approache) AAC support and social-skills development
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT)
Used to enhance neural recovery in children with genetic or developmental disorders.
AI-assisted behavioural tracking and autism-intensity assessment
Currently one of the modern innovations initiated by Craniaa.

3. Individualized Treatment Plans*
While general ADHD literature emphasizes diagnosis and medical management, Craniaa provides:

1.Personalized neurological rehabilitation plans
2. Daily functional training to improve home, school and social performance:

3.Family coaching and parental guidance for long-term support
This ensures that children and adults receive treatment aligned with their specific neurobiological profile, rather than a generic management plan.

4. Focus on Functional Independence
Research on ADHD highlights impairments in daily life.
Craniaa directly addresses these by focusing on:

Improved attention span
Better classroom engagement
Enhanced self-care skills
Improved communication and social interaction
Better motor coordination and behaviour regulation
The centre’s motto, “We get you better for tomorrow’s living,” reflects this focus on functional improvement.

In Summary
While ADHD research describes the underlying causes and symptoms, Craniaa Neurological Rehabilitation Centre translates this scientific knowledge into practical, advanced and child-focused interventions for both ADHD and Autism.

Through neuroplasticity-based therapies, cutting-edge technology and personalised care, Craniaa offers a comprehensive and effective approach that supports long-term development and independence for individuals with neurodevelopmental disorders.

Contact Craniaa 07808 849922 or 07808 849922 07912 941554 we have more than 30 years of experience in Advance Neurological Rehabilitation anfmd treatments

04/12/2025

Can explore for our country patients

Australians battling multiple sclerosis (MS) will for the first time have access to a 10-minute injection, twice a year, to reduce inflammation and attacks on the nervous system for a price of just $7.70 each injection - down from a whopping $16,500 per injection.

Federal Health Minister Mark Butler today announced the inclusion of Ocrevus SC onto the PBS, drastically reducing the price of the drug for more than 30,000 Australians living with MS.