Conor Walton-Owens

Conor Walton-Owens is a neurologist based in Canberra, ACT, Australia. He looks after people who need help with ongoing brain and nerve conditions, and also those who are dealing with symptoms that keep coming back.

In his work, Conor spends a lot of time on movement disorders. That can include issues like Parkinson’s disease, where movement gets slower or stiffer over time. He also supports people living with other movement-related problems, helping them understand what to watch for and how treatment might fit into everyday life.

Conor also cares for people with memory and thinking changes. This can include Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. When families are trying to make sense of what’s happening, it often helps to have a clear plan and steady follow-up. In many cases, small changes in symptoms can make a big difference to comfort and safety at home.

Seizures and epilepsy are another big part of his patient care. Some people only have a few episodes, while others deal with ongoing events. Conor focuses on figuring out what’s going on, so the right approach can be considered and day-to-day risks are managed as well as possible.

He also works with people who have seizures and related neurological conditions more broadly, not just one specific diagnosis. At times, symptoms can be confusing, and plans may need to be adjusted as things change. That’s where careful review and consistent care matters.

Conor has experience caring for patients across this range of neurological issues. He works with individuals and families to support better understanding, clearer next steps, and practical follow-up.

For education, Conor has completed specialist training in neurology, with ongoing learning to keep up with the way neurological care develops. While specific research and clinical trial work isn’t listed here, his approach stays grounded in real-world treatment needs for people in Canberra and the surrounding area.