Review the most up-to-date diagnostic criteria for all forms of NF, including neurofibromatosis type 1 (NF1) and all types of schwannomatosis (SWN), including NF2-related schwannomatosis (NF2), formerly known as neurofibromatosis type 2.
There are currently four clinics in Australia specialising in the care of people with NF. At present, the Children's Tumour Foundation funds two paediatric specialist roles at the two paediatric clinics.
The event brings together health professionals and researchers to network and discuss the latest in medical management, treatment and research into neurofibromatosis in Australia and around the globe.
View our checklist for Children and Adults with Neurofibromatosis Type 1.
This booklet is for GP's to use as health assessments for adults who live with an intellectual disability. Page 26 includes a syndrome list that includes neurofibromatosis.

Explore Neurofibromatosis Type 1 (NF1) and the GP and Paediatrician's role in the complex diagnosis and management journey of patients and their caregivers.
In this RACGP CPD Approved and ACCRM CPD Accredited activity produced by CPD provider Lateral Connections, join the experts in an immersive online program and earn 2 hours of CPD (including 1 hour of reviewing performance).
The learning objectives:
The Children’s Tumour Foundation supports every child, adult and carer/parent impacted by NF. We provide a range of services, such as camps, helping families access NDIS, providing information resources and healthkits, and we also run a national helpline. Please direct any NF patients to us in case they may benefit from a program.
Please find below summaries of key presentations from the 2025 NF Clinical Symposium, designed for Health Care Professionals




Department of Clinical Genetics
NSW Government
Nagabushan, Medicus, 2021
Higgins et al., ausdoc.com.au, 2018
NSW Government/EviQ, 2020
NSW Government/EviQ, 2020
Evans, BMJ Best Practice, 2020
Stewart et al., AMCG Practice Guidelines, 2018
Miller et al., American Academy of Pediatrics, 2019
EviQ, 2019
Our support team has a wealth of knowledge and can help answer most questions about NF. Please get in touch on 02 9713 6111 or at info@ctf.org.au for more information.
