Structural & Neurological Function
Osteopathic assessment of structural, postural and neurological function.
INTEGRO HEALTH · LEO MEYER
A More Complete Way to Understand Health & Development
Helping children and adults move from complex, persistent difficulties towards a clearer understanding and a practical way forward.
After thirty years of clinical practice, Leo Meyer has developed an integrated approach that connects developmental, learning, behavioural and chronic health difficulties that are often considered separately.
THE CONSULTANCY
A More Complete Way to Understand Complex Difficulties
After thirty years of clinical practice specialising in children and families, Leo Meyer is launching a specialist consultancy service offering comprehensive assessment, explanation and treatment roadmaps for individuals experiencing developmental, learning, behavioural and chronic health difficulties.
The service is built around a simple but powerful insight: many individuals experiencing these difficulties are not dealing with isolated conditions requiring isolated treatments. Their symptoms may reflect multiple interconnected factors — neurological, developmental, postural, respiratory, metabolic and environmental.
THE OVERLAP MATTERS
When Difficulties Do Not Fit Neatly Into One Category
Many children present with difficulties across more than one area of development, learning, behaviour and health.
Learning difficulties may exist alongside anxiety, sensory processing challenges, sleep problems or persistent physical symptoms.
It is precisely this overlap that the consultancy is designed to explore. Rather than treating each concern as a separate issue, the assessment considers whether common underlying patterns may be contributing to several difficulties.
AN INTEGRATED APPROACH
Bringing the Different Pieces Together
Most specialist services assess one dimension of an individual's difficulties and recommend interventions within their own discipline.
A speech therapist addresses language. A paediatric physiotherapist addresses movement. An educational psychologist addresses learning. A GP addresses recurrent infections.
Each assessment provides valuable information, but the individual or family can be left trying to coordinate between practitioners without anyone holding the whole picture.
Leo Meyer's consultancy starts from that whole picture.
THE CLINICAL FRAMEWORK
A Framework Shaped by Thirty Years of Clinical Observation
Leo Meyer's clinical approach is informed by thirty years of observation across multiple settings, and by a framework developed through both clinical practice and independent research.
Central to this framework is the recognition that many difficulties children present with — whether developmental, learning, behavioural or health-related — may reflect a common underlying pattern: a nervous system that has been pushed into a chronic conservation state by the conditions of modern life.
This proposed conservation state is a low-grade protective physiological configuration that may affect development, bodily regulation and the ability to engage with learning, social interaction and physical activity.
The framework aims to connect overlapping difficulties and identify interventions that address contributing patterns rather than symptoms alone.
MEET LEO MEYER
Over Thirty Years of Clinical Experience
For over thirty years, Leo Meyer has worked with children and adults experiencing developmental, learning, behavioural and chronic health difficulties.
After graduating from the College of Osteopaths in London in 1999, he completed three years of supervised postgraduate clinical training at the Osteopathic Centre for Children.
He later gained a postgraduate diploma in Neuro-Motor Immaturity (INPP) and undertook specialist training in Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy in the United States.
Throughout his career, Leo has combined clinical practice, postgraduate study and multidisciplinary collaboration to develop an integrated approach that helps individuals and families better understand complex developmental and health challenges.