Pediatric Neurological Associates
(offices in NY and NJ)
Under the dictum that "less is more," PediatricNeurology.com has been very selective in the resources listed for each of the above conditions. However, for more extensive references, also try the superb sites listed below. These sources cover a very wide range of pediatric neurological conditions. You will be surprised with what you can find, especially the range of support groups.
Caution: There is some fantastic medical information on the internet. There is also a lot of disastrous, unproven, and misleading junk. The views of cited references do not necessarily represent the views of our staff.
 | FAMILY VILLAGE maintains an absolutely wonderful guide to everything of use to people with disabilities. Search the Library for information and links about specific neurological conditions. There is also a Shopping Mall for assistive technology. Most importantly, this site is highly useable. Bookmark this site! | ||||
| DANA . Sponsored by the Dana Alliance for Brain
Initiatives, this site can guide you to almost any information. In particular, they
maintain an annotated listing of Web sites and support groups which you can search by
diagnosis. Bookmark this site!
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| NINDS (National Inst. of Neurological Disorders and Stroke). A database of public information on a wide range of neurological disorders, organized simply by diagnosis. |
| NORD. This site is sponsored by NORD,
the National Organization for Rare Diseases. This is another spectacular data base
on rare (and common) diseases. Resources include descriptions of individual
diseases as well as links to support groups.
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| DrGreene.com has an illustrated encyclopedia and covers more than 1500 pediatric health topics. Very useful. | ||||
| CHILD NEUROLOGY Home Page contains extensive listings relevant to professionals and patients. Check out their e-mail mailing list for parents. | ||||
| CHILD NEUROLOGY FOUNDATION is an advocacy program for pediatric neurological issues. |
| INTERNET MENTAL HEALTH has a very effective pharmacy section as well as other resources about neurological and psychiatric conditions. |
| AMERICAN ACADEMY OF CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY has a series of brief fact sheets for families on conditions such as bed wetting, childhood grief, adoption, etc. |
| Healthfinder.gov is a gateway consumer health and human services information web site from the United States government. Very comprehensive! |
| Amazon.com is a well done on-line bookstore with an excellent search engine. They can find almost any book. One click and it is in the mail to you. |
| www.visitingOurs.com is a wonderful, unique, and easy to use website for keeping families up to date about a loved one's illness. |
| Brain Injury Association of America is an excellent gateway to information on head trauma. |
| Neurofibromatosis (National NF Foundation). |
| Through the Looking Glass maintains links for parents and children with disabilities. |
| William Gladden Foundation has excellent free articles on topics including ADHD, OCD, and anxiety. |
| Center for Children with Special Needs of Children's Hospital in Seattle, Washington has excellent resources and links. |
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