Speech Therapy at Home in Dubai for Children and Adults
A qualified speech therapist visits your home and works one-to-one with your child or loved one, whether it's a late talker learning first words or an adult rebuilding speech after a stroke, so they can communicate with confidence.
- Qualified, experienced speech therapists
- Sessions at home, including weekends
- Personalised one-to-one plans
- Parents and caregivers guided
Who needs support?
Choose below to see the signs, conditions and how therapy works.
Does your child need speech therapy?
Every child develops at their own pace. An assessment is worth booking if your child:
- Is not saying words by 18 months
- Is not joining 2 words by age 2
- Is hard for others to understand
- Stammers or repeats sounds often
- Struggles to follow simple instructions
- Gets frustrated when trying to communicate
- Has difficulty chewing or swallowing food
- Uses fewer words than children of the same age
Not sure? That's what the free assessment is for. Our therapist will tell you honestly whether your child needs support.
What we help with
Speech delay
Helping late talkers build their first words, then phrases and sentences.
Articulation
Clearer speech for children who mix up or leave out sounds.
Language skills
Understanding, vocabulary, sentence building and storytelling.
Stammering
Smoother, more confident speech with practical techniques.
Social communication
Turn-taking, eye contact, conversation and play skills.
Feeding & swallowing
Support for chewing, swallowing and picky eating linked to oral-motor skills.
What a home session looks like
Sessions last 45 to 60 minutes and are built around games, toys, books and songs your child already loves.
Because we work in your home, we practise words your child actually needs every day: at the table, at bath time, while playing.
You're welcome to join. At the end of each session, the therapist shows you simple activities to repeat during the week, which is where most progress happens.
Help your child find their voice.
When does an adult need speech therapy?
Speech therapy can help an adult who:
- Has slurred or unclear speech
- Struggles to find the right words
- Has trouble understanding conversations
- Speaks less or avoids conversations
- Has a weak, hoarse or quiet voice
- Finds reading or writing difficult
- Has memory or thinking changes affecting communication
- Was advised speech therapy after hospital discharge
The first months after a stroke are when recovery is fastest, so starting therapy early makes a real difference.
Conditions we support
Stroke recovery
Rebuilding speech and language after a stroke.
Brain injury
Communication and thinking skills after a head injury.
Parkinson's disease
Louder, clearer and more confident speech.
Word-finding difficulty (aphasia)
Rebuilding the ability to find words, form sentences and understand others.
Dementia
Keeping communication going for as long as possible, with caregiver support.
Voice problems
Improving voice strength and quality after illness or surgery.
Why home therapy works for adults
After a stroke or illness, getting to a clinic can be tiring and stressful. At home, your loved one is relaxed and saves their energy for therapy.
Our therapist practises real-life communication at home: talking with family, using the phone and reading everyday messages.
Family members and caregivers learn how to communicate better and practise exercises every day, which speeds up recovery.
Help your loved one communicate again.
Getting started
Contact us
Call or WhatsApp us and tell us about your concerns.
Home assessment
A therapist visits your home and assesses your child's or loved one's needs.
Personalised plan
We agree clear goals and a session schedule that suits your family.
Regular home sessions
Therapy continues at home with progress updates along the way.
Frequently asked questions
For children
At what age can my child start speech therapy?
Children can start as early as 18 months. If your child isn't meeting speech milestones, an early assessment gives the best results.
How long will my child need therapy?
It depends on your child's needs. After the assessment, the therapist gives you a clear plan with goals and an expected timeline.
My child speaks two languages. Is that a problem?
No. Bilingual children develop well. Our therapist will assess both languages and guide you on how to support them at home.
For adults
How soon after a stroke should speech therapy start?
As soon as your loved one is medically stable and back home. The first months after a stroke are when the brain recovers fastest.
Can speech therapy and physiotherapy be done together?
Yes. Many stroke patients need both, and we can arrange both at home on a coordinated schedule.
General
Do I need a doctor's referral?
No referral is needed. You can contact us directly to book an assessment. If there is a hospital discharge plan, we're happy to follow it and share progress updates with the treating doctor.
Which areas do you cover?
We cover Dubai and Sharjah. Message us your area and we'll confirm availability.
Help your loved one find their voice
Book a free assessment with an experienced therapist at your home in Dubai or Sharjah, for your child or an adult family member.