Two sites, different roles
Children’s Disorders — Παιδικές Διαταραχές is the main information site. It brings together coexisting difficulties, preparation for assessment, practical help and families’ changing support needs, alongside evidence-based proposals for change in Greece.
Children on the Spectrum — Παιδιά στο Φάσμα is its standalone companion and our main vehicle for public awareness. It challenges misconceptions about childhood neurodevelopmental difficulties and makes visible the effort, pressures and sacrifices families face. It can be read on its own and addresses difficulties with or without autism.
Each project has its own English and Greek edition, linked below.
Who they are for
The projects address parents, teachers, relatives and professionals, before, during and after a child’s assessment. They also reach institutions, journalists, researchers and the wider public whose understanding and decisions affect children and families.
Both language editions share a focus on everyday life and support in Greece.
Their principles
Both projects provide free access, without marketing funnels, analytics or paid placement. They are a personal, non-commercial initiative.
Their purpose is information; the material does not replace assessment, diagnosis, treatment or individual clinical advice. Accuracy, continuing content review and privacy guide their publication.
Visit the projects
Children’s Disorders
LiveUnderstand the child’s whole situation, prepare for assessment, find practical help and support the family as needs change.
The main information site, with practical guidance and proposals for change in Greece.
Children on the Spectrum
LiveA standalone companion challenging misconceptions about children’s neurodevelopmental difficulties and showing the unseen pressures on families.
Our main project for public awareness. You can read it independently of Children’s Disorders.
Both projects are live and free to read. Choose either language for each site.