Café Neuro York was the idea of York neuro psychologist Diana Toseland who recognised that it is important for people with a range of neurological conditions
...to have somewhere to go for peer support and to share experiences and approaches to live as well as possible with each condition.
"The group is there to help people with long-term neurological conditions. When they get the diagnosis it can be traumatic and in the long-term it can be hard to provide the support, and that's where charities like Cafe Neuro York come in," said Diana, who is now chair of trustees at the charity.
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