Oxford Craniofacial Unit team - other consultants and therapists

Clinical Psychologists

The role of the Clinical Psychologist is to offer support to patients and their families at whatever age or stage of treatment it may be needed. They can offer time to discuss concerns about development, behaviour, and self-image, and about how problems in these areas may be affecting life in the family, in the wider social world, and at school.

Clinical Psychology - Oxford Craniofacial Unit

Psychological Medicine - Oxford University Hospitals

Specialist Speech and Language Therapists

Our Speech and Language Therapists assess all aspects of feeding, speech, language and communication. The Speech and Language Therapy team monitors development in these areas and can provide support where necessary.

Their role also includes providing assessment and advice on difficulties with feeding and swallowing. The team liaises closely with local speech and language therapy services to ensure patients receive comprehensive care.

Speech and Language Therapy - Oxford Craniofacial Unit

Speech and Language Therapy - Oxford University Hospitals

Consultant Ophthalmologists

One of the Ophthalmologists working with our team may perform a detailed examination of the patient's eyes.

Craniofacial Orthoptists

Most of our patients have their eyes assessed by the Craniofacial Orthoptist, who will check vision, assess how well the eyes work together (i.e. detect any squint) and whether the eye muscles are working normally. The Orthoptists will also liaise with local services where appropriate.

Consultant Neuroradiologist

The Consultant Neuroradiologist provides reports for our CT and MRI scans.