February 26, 2026
Child TherapyOccupational TherapyParentingSensory & Motor DevelopmentSpeech and Language Therapy Is Roblox Rewiring Your Child’s Brain? What Every Parent in Dubai Needs to Know
In the UAE, 91% of children play video games regularly, and Roblox is among the most popular platforms. A 2025 study by the University of Sharjah found that 37.7% of children in the UAE spend more than seven hours a day on screens outside of school. The question has moved beyond “how much is too […]
February 12, 2026
Adult TherapyChild TherapyMemorySpeech and Language TherapySpeech and Language Therapy Memory and Speech Therapy: How Communication Skills and Memory Interact
Memory and speech are not separate abilities in the brain. They are deeply connected. When memory processes are disrupted, communication often follows, and when language breaks down, memory functions can suffer too. Understanding this link helps explain why speech therapy is not just about talking. It can also support essential memory functions that affect language, […]
Part 2: What Genetic & Metabolic Testing Can Reveal and How It Guides Support
Understanding a child’s development becomes clearer when we know why certain developmental differences appear. In Part 1, we explored why identifying root causes matters. Here in Part 2, we look at genetic testing for children, metabolic testing for developmental delays, and how these insights guide early intervention and therapy at specialized centers such as Talking […]
Why and When Genetic & Metabolic Testing Matters for Children with Developmental Differences
At Talking Brains Center in Dubai, we help children who learn, communicate, and grow in their own ways. Our team includes speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, psychomotor therapists, and psychologists. We believe that knowing why a child has certain developmental differences is one of the most helpful tools for families. Why understanding the “why” matters Parents […]
Gratitude in a Different Light: Nurturing Thankfulness in Children with ADHD and Autism
Many people think of gratitude as just a basic social skill, but for families with neurodivergent children, it means much more. November is a time to reflect on ADHD and autism, and it’s also an opportunity to see how gratitude can look different for each child. These differences are important, real, and worth celebrating.At Talking […]