We care for every stage of their health
Every woman follows a unique path, and at Bmum we adapt to each stage with a multidisciplinary medical approach. Every child follows a unique development.
At Bmum we believe gynaecology should be experienced through connection: with real listening, with time to understand what you need, and with care that combines clinical knowledge and human sensitivity. More than a consultation, here you will find a space of trust, where your story, your emotions and your decisions are an essential part of your care. We are driven by medicine that prioritises your wellbeing and that of your baby, with a highly specialised team that supports you with professionalism, warmth and true dedication. At Bmum we support your child’s growth with a comprehensive paediatric vision, adapting to each developmental phase with medical rigour, sensitivity and coordinated teamwork.
Listening and expressing to grow with confidence
Bmum’s Children’s Speech Therapy area is dedicated to the evaluation, diagnosis and treatment of difficulties with language, speech, communication and swallowing in babies, children and adolescents. We analyse, on an individual basis, the development of expressive and receptive language, phonological disorders, articulation alterations and social communication.
We carry out a complete speech therapy assessment that allows early detection of potential language delays, specific language disorders, dyslalias, stuttering and orofacial motor alterations. Our goal is to foster effective communication, improve the child’s self-esteem and boost their academic and social development.
When necessary, Children’s Speech Therapy coordinates with Neuropsychology, Occupational Therapy and Paediatrics to guarantee a global, coherent intervention centred on the child’s wellbeing and overall development.
Speech therapist
Understanding their mind to support them
Bmum’s Child and Adolescent Neuropsychology area specialises in neuropsychological assessment, diagnosis and intervention in higher cognitive functions such as attention, memory, executive functions, language, emotional regulation and school learning.
We carry out complete studies in cases of learning difficulties, ADHD, developmental disorders, behavioural alterations or concentration problems. Through standardised tests and rigorous clinical analysis, we identify the child’s cognitive profile in order to design a personalised, effective intervention plan.
Child and Adolescent Neuropsychology works in coordination with Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy and the school environment when necessary, offering comprehensive care that fosters cognitive, emotional and academic development.
Neurodevelopment coordinator
Neuropsychologist
Neuropsychologist
Nurturing their independence from their first steps
Bmum’s Children’s Occupational Therapy and Early Stimulation area supports motor, sensory and functional development from the first months of life. We intervene in cases of sensory integration alterations, fine motor difficulties, developmental delays or problems with independence in daily living activities.
In our early stimulation programmes we work with babies and young children who show warning signs or risk factors in their neurological, motor or sensory development. Our goal is to strengthen their abilities, reinforce their independence and foster harmonious development adapted to each stage.
Occupational Therapy is integrated into Bmum’s Neurodevelopment team, coordinating with Speech Therapy, Neuropsychology and Paediatrics to offer a global, coherent intervention.
Children's occupational therapist
Children's occupational therapist
Sleep advice
Sleep advice
Professional support to improve children’s sleep
Bmum’s Sleep Advice area offers specialised guidance to support families with difficulties related to children’s sleep, always from a respectful, individualised approach based on knowledge of sleep development and physiology.
We address problems such as frequent night wakings, difficulty falling asleep, irregular naps or changes in sleep patterns, analysing each case individually. We do not work with rigid methods or one-size-fits-all solutions, but with plans adapted to the child’s age, family context and real needs.
When necessary, the Sleep Advice service coordinates with Bmum’s other paediatric areas to rule out medical causes and offer coherent, safe support.
Osteopathy
Respectful manual therapy in childhood
Bmum’s Paediatric Osteopathy area offers a gentle manual approach adapted to babies and children, aimed at assessing and treating functional dysfunctions that may appear during growth.
Through an individualised assessment, we work on tensions and mobility restrictions that can influence the child’s general wellbeing. The approach is always respectful, non-invasive and appropriate to each stage of childhood.
When the case requires it, Paediatric Osteopathy coordinates with Bmum’s other paediatric areas to offer coherent, safe support centred on the wellbeing of the child and their family.
Osteopath
Paediatric and respiratory physiotherapy
We support your baby through the first years of their life
Bmum’s Children’s Respiratory Physiotherapy area focuses on the assessment and treatment of respiratory conditions in babies and children, such as bronchiolitis, pneumonia, asthma, recurrent respiratory infections or a build-up of secretions.
Using specific techniques adapted to each age, we help clear secretions, improve lung ventilation and optimise respiratory function. Appropriate intervention contributes to faster recovery, better rest and fewer complications.
Respiratory Physiotherapy coordinates with Paediatrics and Bmum’s other children’s areas when the case requires it, guaranteeing a comprehensive approach centred on respiratory health and the child’s overall wellbeing.
Paediatric physiotherapist
Paediatric physiotherapist
Paediatric physiotherapist
Paediatric Ophthalmology
Visual health and development in childhood
Bmum’s Paediatric Ophthalmology area is dedicated to the evaluation, diagnosis and follow-up of visual health in babies, children and adolescents, with special attention to its impact on neurological, academic and social development.
We take a comprehensive approach to vision alterations, refractive problems, eye alignment and the eye conditions particular to childhood, always through a rigorous clinical assessment adapted to each stage of development. Our goal is to detect any visual alteration early, guide families and support diagnostic and follow-up processes with clarity, warmth and medical precision.
When necessary, Paediatric Ophthalmology coordinates with Bmum’s other paediatric areas to offer comprehensive, coherent care centred on the child’s wellbeing and their proper visual and overall development.
Ophthalmologist
Child and adolescent psychologist
Emotional wellbeing and development in childhood
Bmum’s Child Psychology area is dedicated to the evaluation, diagnosis and support of the emotional and psychological wellbeing of babies, children and adolescents, taking into account their developmental stage, family environment, and social and school context.
We address the emotional, behavioural and relational difficulties particular to childhood and adolescence through a rigorous, respectful clinical assessment adapted to each stage of development. Our goal is to detect potential difficulties early, offer families clear guidance and support children in their processes of emotional regulation, personal growth and the strengthening of their inner resources, always with closeness and care.
When necessary, Child Psychology coordinates with Bmum’s other paediatric and neurodevelopment areas to offer comprehensive, coherent care centred on the child’s overall wellbeing and on supporting their family.
Dedication, attention and care
Neurodevelopment coordinator
Neuropsychologist
Neuropsychologist
Paediatric neurologist
Paediatric neurologist
Child and adolescent psychologist
Speech therapist
Paediatric physiotherapist
Paediatric physiotherapist
Paediatric physiotherapist
Osteopath
Ophthalmologist
Children's occupational therapist
Children's occupational therapist
Sleep advice
Why is it important?
Neurodevelopment is key in the first stages of life, when the brain is in the midst of maturing. At Bmum we assess and support children’s neurological development from an early age, detecting potential difficulties and designing personalised intervention plans that foster their progress and wellbeing.
Yes. Interdisciplinary work is one of the foundations of Neurodevelopment. When the case requires it, different professionals coordinate to offer a more complete view and coherent support.
It is advisable to come when there are doubts about a child’s development, delays in reaching milestones, difficulties with language, behaviour, attention or learning, or when the family senses that something “doesn’t quite fit” and needs a specialised assessment.
Paediatric Osteopathy is integrated as a complementary, manual approach, indicated in certain cases. Its role is to work respectfully on functional tensions and restrictions, always in coordination with the medical assessment and the rest of the team.
Paediatric Neurology provides the specialised medical assessment of the nervous system and neurological development. It helps guide diagnoses, rule out neurological conditions and establish clinical follow-up plans when necessary.
No. They are independent areas. Paediatric Neurology covers the medical neurological assessment; the Neurodevelopment Area steps in when a specific therapeutic approach is required.
It can be applied from the first months of life through to later stages of childhood, always adapting the approach.
Yes. The techniques are gentle, non-invasive and adapted to the child’s age and condition.
It can be applied to babies, toddlers and later stages of childhood, always adapting the approach to each age.
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Beatriz Gavilán
Neuropsicóloga especializada en población pediátrica. Doctorada en Psicología por la UCM. Amplia experiencia en evaluación neuropsicológica, intervención y trabajo en equipos multidisciplinares, con más de 20 años de experiencia. Compatibiliza su labor clínica con la docencia en diferentes universidades y centros, tanto públicos como privados, y con la investigación. Ponente en congresos y autora de diferentes publicaciones sobre neuropsicología.
Susana Moreno
Neuropsicóloga especializada en población infanto-juvenil y en el acompañamiento a sus familias. Me licencié en Psicología en la Universidad Complutense de Madrid en 2010 y posteriormente realicé el Máster en Neuropsicología Infantil. Desde 2011 ha desarrollado su actividad profesional en el ámbito sanitario en la evaluación psicológica y neuropsicológica, así como en el tratamiento de diversas dificultades del desarrollo a nivel emocional, conductual, cognitivo y social. Actualmente compagina su labor en clínica con su actividad hospitalaria en el área de neurodesarrollo. Ha ampliado su formación en atención temprana, enfoque cognitivo-conductual y sistémico para ofrecer una atención integral al niño y su familia. Además, es docente en el Instituto Superior de Estudios Psicológicos, donde imparte formación especializada en neuropsicología infantil.
Garazi Laseca Zabala
Especializada en evaluación e intervención neuropsicológica y acompañamiento terapéutico en infancia, adolescencia y familias. Trabaja desde el enfoque sistémico e integrador. Doctora en Psicología por la UCM, compagina su labor clínica con la investigación y docencia universitaria.
Adrian García
Doctor en medicina. Profesor asociado de la UCM. Socio numerario de la sociedad española de neuropediatria (SENEP), de la sociedad europea de neurología pediatría (EPNS), sociedad española de epilepsia. Coordinador del grupo de trabajo de neurodesarrollo de la sociedad española de pediatría extra hospitalaria y atención primaria ((SEPEAP), he sido coordinador del grupo de trabajo de epilepsia de la sociedad española de neuropediatria (SENEP). Especialista en trastornos del neurodesarrollo (TEA, TDAH…), epilepsia, parálisis cerebral u el resto de patologías que afectan al cerebro en desarrollo.
Eva Arias
Especialista en trastornos del neurodesarrollo, epilepsia y sueño en la infancia. Miembro de la Sociedad Española de Neuropediatría y colaboradora docente en la Universidad Complutense de Madrid.
Atención personalizada centrada en el niño y su familia, con valoración global del desarrollo neurológico y seguimiento evolutivo. Comprometida con una comunicación clara y la toma de decisiones compartida, adaptando el tratamiento a cada etapa del desarrollo.
Verónica Gutiérrez
Psicóloga con amplia experiencia en intervención clínica con población infanto-juvenil y adulta, especializada en evaluación psicodiagnóstica y neuropsicológica. Formación en terapia sistémica infanto-juvenil y familiar con enfoque en teoría del apego. Experiencia en el ámbito forense con adultos y menores, realizando evaluaciones periciales e informes psicológicos. Máster en Mindfulness en Contextos de Salud e Investigación (UCM), con aplicación clínica en regulación emocional, estrés y trauma.
Irene Plaza
Experta en Terapia Orofacial y Miofuncional por la Universidad Pontificia de Salamanca. Experiencia con dificultades en la adquisición y desarrollo del lenguaje, la comunicación y las funciones orales en población infantojuvenil y adulta.
Elima Martinez
Fisioterapeuta pediátrica. Graduada en fisioterapia con el título de experta en neurología infantil por la Universidad Complutense de Madrid. Experta en fisioterapia pediátrica integral y atención temprana por la Universidad Camilo José Cela.
Ana Perez Moya
Graduada en Fisioterapia. Experta en fisioterapia pediátrica. Formación en lactancia, anquiloglosia, prematuros, paciente pediátrico neurológico y terapia acuática.
Sergio Peinado
Osteópata, experto en osteopatía gestacional e infantil. Miembro del Profesorado y Coordinador del Comité de Formación Internacional de IFENTI y de la Universidade Atlântica de Lisboa. Responsable de la Unidad de Osteopatía Obstétrica y Pediátrica de Bmum.
Elena Hernandez
Especialista en Oftalmología. Licenciada en Medicina y Cirugía por la Universidad de Alcalá. Formada en el Hospital Universitario Clínico San Carlos. Dedicada a la patología oftalmológica infantil y alteraciones de la motilidad ocular. Actualmente combina su actividad en Bmum con su actividad como oftalmóloga en el Hospital Clínico San Carlos.
Diana Moya Rosendo
Especialista en Integración Sensorial y Neurodesarrollo. Con una dilatada trayectoria en patología neurológica y acompañamiento del desarrollo global del niño y su familia. Docente colaboradora con varias universidades nacionales y diferentes formaciones específicas del ámbito del desarrollo infantil.
Elltarys Larrad
Terapeuta ocupacional especializada en pediatría. Máster en psicomotricidad en atención temprana. Certificada en integración sensorial y Concepto Bobath. Desde hace más de 15 años, acompaña a los niños y sus familias en su proceso de desarrollo, con el objetivo de mejorar su bienestar y calidad de vida.
Rocío García-Fermín
Asesora de sueño infantil especializada en bebés y niños de 0 a 6 años. Acompaño a familias en la mejora del descanso infantil desde un enfoque respetuoso, basado en la evidencia y adaptado a cada etapa evolutiva. Amplia experiencia en rutinas, despertares nocturnos, siestas y transiciones del sueño, con especial atención al bienestar emocional del niño y de la familia.
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