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Complaints Policy

 

Purpose

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NeuroNurtured is committed to providing a high-quality, professional service to children, young people, families, schools and organisations. Feedback is welcomed as it helps ensure services remain effective, respectful and responsive.

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If a concern or complaint arises, NeuroNurtured aims to resolve it promptly, fairly and transparently.

 

Informal Resolution

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Most concerns can be resolved quickly through informal discussion.

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In the first instance, concerns should be raised directly with:

Helen Cooke, Founder, NeuroNurtured

 

Concerns can be raised by email (helencooke@neuronurtured.co.uk) or telephone (07736685413). NeuroNurtured will aim to acknowledge concerns within 3 working days and work collaboratively to resolve the issue.

 

Formal Complaint

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If the matter cannot be resolved informally, a formal complaint can be submitted in writing. This should include:

 

The nature of the complaint

  • Relevant dates or details

  • Any actions already taken

  • The outcome being sought

 

Complaints should be sent to:

 

Helen Cooke, NeuroNurtured, 101, Thorpedale Road, London, N4 3BD

 

A written acknowledgement will be provided within 5 working days.

 

An investigation will then take place which may include reviewing records, correspondence, and discussing the concern with those involved.

 

A full written response will normally be provided within 20 working days.

 

Outcomes

 

Following investigation, NeuroNurtured may:

  • Provide clarification or explanation

  • Offer an apology where appropriate

  • Identify actions to improve services

  • Agree a resolution with the complainant

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Further Action

 

If the complainant remains dissatisfied and the complaint relates to professional conduct as a Speech and Language Therapist, they may choose to contact the professional regulator:

 

Health and Care Professions Council

or the professional body:

 

Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists

These organisations have their own processes for reviewing concerns about professional practice.

 

Date: March 2026

Review: March 2027

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