A visit to your neurologist should be a positive experience where information is exchanged and treatment options are considered in a collaborative way. It is best if questions are written down prior to the consultation so that you do not forget the issues that are important to you and also that you give the doctor any information that may impact on your future treatment.
A neurologist with a special interest in movement disorders will be able to give you the benefit of their experience in treating other patients with dystonia, but keep in mind that everyone is an individual and treatment that is beneficial for some patients does not necessarily suit all patients with the same diagnosis.
Many people find that taking a family member or friend along to the consultation may help in recalling the information discussed. It is important that your General Practitioner is kept in the loop so that he/she can take care of you between visits to the Neurologist.
These lists are not exhaustive and are not intended to be an endorsement of the doctors. Please note that they are specialists and you will need a referral from your general practitioner to make an appointment. Your general practitioner may refer you to another neurologist who specialises in movement disorders. Please also note that some specialists may not be taking on new patients or there may be a lengthy wait time for an initial appointment.
Click on your state below to go to the relevant list of movement disorder neurologists. If you would like to request any updates to these lists please contact us.
Western Australia Neurologists
Page last updated 24 June 2022
