Infants & Toddlers
Early intervention for feeding difficulties, language delays, and developmental milestones.
Helping individuals of all ages find their voice and communicate with confidence through personalized, evidence-based treatment.
At Talking Brains Center, our speech-language pathologists (also known as speech therapists, orthophonistes, or logopedists) are communication experts dedicated to helping individuals overcome speech, language, and swallowing challenges.
We provide comprehensive assessments and develop personalized treatment plans tailored to each client's unique needs. As allied health professionals, our therapists collaborate closely with parents, caregivers, educators, occupational therapists, and physicians to deliver holistic, multidisciplinary care.
Our speech-language pathologists work with clients across the entire lifespan, from early intervention to senior care.
Early intervention for feeding difficulties, language delays, and developmental milestones.
Support for articulation, stuttering, language disorders, learning difficulties, and social communication.
Rehabilitation for stroke recovery, brain injuries, voice disorders, and cognitive-communication difficulties.
Maintaining independence, improving communication, and ensuring safe swallowing to prevent complications.
Our team addresses a comprehensive range of speech, language, and communication challenges.
Every client receives a comprehensive assessment to understand their unique needs. We develop individualized treatment plans using evidence-based techniques tailored to specific goals and measurable outcomes.
Targeted exercises for correct sound production
Building vocabulary, sentence structure, and comprehension
Strategies to manage stuttering and improve speech flow
Techniques to improve pitch, volume, and vocal quality
Tools for individuals with severe speech impairments
Developing pragmatic skills and social problem-solving
Phonics, phonological awareness, and writing support
Exercises for safe swallowing and feeding
Support for thinking, memory, and problem-solving
Empowering families to support progress at home
Our DHA-licensed speech-language pathologists hold master's degrees in speech-language pathology and bring extensive experience across diverse populations and conditions.
Meet Our TherapistsSpeech therapy is a specialized treatment that helps individuals improve their communication skills. It addresses speech and articulation problems, language delays, fluency disorders (like stuttering), voice issues, social communication challenges, and swallowing difficulties. Our therapists use evidence-based techniques tailored to each person's unique needs.
Speech therapy benefits individuals of all ages: from infants experiencing feeding difficulties or developmental delays, to children with articulation or learning challenges, to adults recovering from stroke or brain injury, to seniors who need support with swallowing or communication.
Session frequency depends on the severity of the condition and your treatment goals. Typically, clients attend one to five sessions per week. As progress is made, frequency usually decreases. Your therapist will recommend the optimal schedule for your situation.
Sessions typically last 30 to 60 minutes, with most being 45 minutes. Duration depends on individual needs, treatment intensity, and specific therapy goals.
Our speech-language pathologists hold master's degrees in speech-language pathology and are licensed by the Dubai Health Authority (DHA). They maintain ongoing professional development to deliver the highest standard of care.
Speech therapy is often covered by healthcare insurance plans, though coverage varies by diagnosis and policy. We operate on a "Pay and Claim" basis and provide all documentation needed for your insurance reimbursement.
Yes. Our therapists conduct comprehensive swallowing assessments and develop targeted treatment plans that include oral-motor exercises, swallowing techniques, and diet modifications when needed.
Our multilingual team provides speech therapy in Arabic, French, and English, allowing clients to receive care in the language they're most comfortable with.