
Hopscotch Children's Therapy Centre - serving children and their families

Hopscotch is a dynamic multi-professional centre with a mission to serve children and families in need and a vision towards excellence and achievement.

Our mission is to provide in-depth assessment and therapy to children that experience learning and/or behavioural difficulties and offer support to the family environment based on advanced research and current evidence-based treatment approaches.

The vision of Hopscotch Children's Therapy Centre is to serve children and their families by:
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Promoting independence and fostering the development of underlying skills through innovative evidence-based treatment approaches.
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Establishing a collaborative relationship with the child's family environment.
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Developing a multi-disciplinary centre to maximise results.
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Striving for Continuing Professional Development through ongoing research and training.
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Raising public awareness and developing treatment approaches, particularly based on the Sensory Integration framework developed by Dr. A. Jean Ayres.
Our team

Dimitrios Mylonadis
Hopscotch Children’s Therapy Centre CEO
MScOT (paediatrics), BSc (Hons) OT, PGCert (Neurosciences);
PGDip (Anthropology)

Anthony Panopoulos
Our Business Consultant
Bachelor of Laws (LLB)

Ilianna Tsalamata
Psychologist specialising in behavioural and cognitive rehabilitation
BSc(Hons) in Psychology, MSc in Cognitive Rehabilitation and Neuroscience
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Elena Chrysostomou
Occupational therapist
BSc(Hons) in Occupational Therapy
Our services
When we are introduced to a child, we need to perform one of our assessments to exercise independent judgement.
Therapy is focused on each individual treatment plan, as advised by the senior therapist.
Therapy progress is provided on a termly basis.
We require consistency to achieve best results.
Discounts are offered when a block of sessions are pre-purchased (terms & conditions apply).


Interview with the parents
Parents have the opportunity to discuss with the senior therapist matters of concern and mention anything that needs to be brought to the therapist’s attention.
Assessment with the child
Depending on each case, in a standardised manner, it includes an assessment of:
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Neurodevelopment
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Sensory processing and modulation
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Gross and fine motor skills
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Writing skills
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Motor planning and organisation
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Play skills
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Visual perception
Report
Depending on the type of assessment, a report is produced within 4 weeks from date of assessment.
Verbal Feedback
At the end of the assessment, the senior therapist informs the parents of his observations and recommended plan of therapy

Having been assessed, a therapist is allocated to maintain consistency and to achieve set therapy goals as instructed by the senior therapist.
After approximately 4 therapy sessions, parents are recommended to attend a therapist – parent workshop/consultation.
Parents receive written feedback on a termly basis. Verbal feedback is also provided during an allocated session at the parent’s discretion
After a period of 6 months and onwards, parents are recommended to schedule a review assessment.


Assisted to attune with their child, improve communication, behaviour and self-regulation at home and school.

Supported to develop cognitive, executive function, social communication and emotional regulation skills.

Developed based on individual family needs, built on evidence based multidisciplinary approaches.

Focused on growing emerging skills in therapy and helping child generalise skills across home and school settings.

Testimonials
CONTACT US
Over the phone or online
Address:
128 Harley Street
London
W1G 7JT
