Effect of Diet & Nutrition on Children with Neurodiverse Disorders – Mrs. Raya M. AbuYounis



Introduction

We are delighted to announce Mrs. Raya M. AbuYounis, a distinguished Clinical Dietician Nutritionist at Hope Health and Healing Medical Center, Jordan, as one of the featured speakers at the 4th World Pediatrics, Perinatology, and Child Health Summit. The conference will be held on October 21–23, 2025, at Novotel Al Barsha, Dubai, UAE, and Virtually.

Her keynote presentation, “Effect of Diet & Nutrition on Children with Neurodiverse Disorders,” will focus on the vital role nutrition plays in managing and supporting children with conditions such as autism spectrum disorder (ASD), attention deficit disorder (ADD), and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).

This CME/CPD-accredited summit offers participants a unique opportunity to enhance their professional learning while gaining international recognition for their continued medical education.

Benefits of Attending

By attending Mrs. AbuYounis’s session, delegates will:

  • Explore the impact of specialized dietary interventions such as the GAPS diet, gluten-free casein-free diet, and carbohydrate restriction on neurodevelopmental outcomes.
  • Gain practical insights into creating individualized meal plans for children with neurodiverse disorders.
  • Understand how nutrition can positively influence behavior, cognition, and overall health.
  • Acquire tools to support families and caregivers with evidence-based nutritional strategies.
  • Earn CME/CPD credits, contributing to professional development and enhancing clinical practice.

Research Interests

Mrs. AbuYounis’s professional interests include:

  • Neurodevelopmental nutrition – diet’s role in managing autism, ADD, and ADHD.
  • Bariatric and weight management nutrition – supporting patients through low-calorie and high-protein diet plans.
  • Preventive nutrition – addressing obesity and non-communicable diseases through lifestyle and dietary strategies.
  • Elimination diets – clinical application of restrictive diets tailored to pediatric neurodiverse conditions.

Awards, Recognition & Achievements

  • Recognized as a leading expert in pediatric neurodevelopmental nutrition across the Middle East.
  • Extensive contributions to holistic health practices through tailored diet strategies.
  • Known for family-centered counseling and support, empowering caregivers with actionable knowledge.
  • Active contributor to international conferences and workshops, promoting the role of nutrition in healthcare innovation.

Registration Link

Join Mrs. Raya M. AbuYounis and other global experts at this prestigious event.
Register Now: https://pediatrics.utilitarianconferences.com/registration

Conclusion

Nutrition has the power to reshape health outcomes, particularly for children with neurodiverse disorders. Through her expertise, Mrs. Raya M. AbuYounis brings a wealth of knowledge and clinical experience that bridges science, care, and compassion. Her session will provide attendees with actionable insights to improve child health outcomes, while also contributing to their CME/CPD-accredited professional development.

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