Neurodisability refers to long-term functional limitations arising from disorders of the nervous system that affect movement, cognition, behavior, or communication. It includes cerebral palsy, epilepsy, autism, and developmental delay, impacting millions of children and adults globally.

The Neurodisability session focuses on understanding the medical, psychological, and social challenges associated with neurological impairments. Experts discuss multidisciplinary approaches to diagnosis, rehabilitation, and support that enhance participation and life quality.

At the Neurodisability Conference, neurologists, pediatricians, physiotherapists, and psychologists present research on brain development, early intervention, and inclusive care models. Emphasis is placed on technological tools, community integration, and policy frameworks for improving outcomes.

This session offers a comprehensive view of neurodevelopmental impairments across the lifespan, promoting a person-centered care philosophy. Attendees will gain practical insights into educational support, assistive devices, and family engagement programs that foster autonomy and social inclusion.

Recent work in Pediatric and Developmental Neurology underscores the importance of early screening and neuroplastic interventions in reducing lifelong impact of childhood neurological conditions.