What ages does Behaviour Enrichment work with?

Its therapy services (ABA, speech, occupational therapy and social skills training) are for children aged 18 months to 16 years.

What therapies and programmes are offered?

ABA therapy, speech and feeding therapy, occupational therapy and sensory integration, social skills groups, a half- or full-day classroom-based day programme, academic support, learning support and school inclusion services, and summer and winter intensives.

What happens at the first appointment?

It is a screening consultation with the Clinical Director to hear your concerns, observe your child and recommend services. Bring your child's Emirates ID copy, a photo and any past medical or assessment reports, and arrive 15 minutes early.

How many hours of therapy will my child need?

It depends on your child's age and skill level. After the initial assessment the behaviour analyst, speech therapist or occupational therapist recommends the weekly hours, and progress is reviewed every 4-6 weeks.

How much does it cost?

Prices are not published on the centre's website, so ask the provider. The centre describes its charges as upfront and reasonable.

Where is the centre and how do I contact it?

The Al Barsha centre is at #103-105, 1st Floor, Barsha Business Square, Al Barsha 1, Dubai. Call +971 4 394 7475, WhatsApp +971 50 378 3274 or +971 55 284 2623, or email info@behaviourenrichment.com. The affiliated Al Nahda centre (Child Enrichment Medical Centre, Mai Tower) has its own number: +971 4 4569697.

Behaviour Enrichment — Al Barsha

Special NeedsCreative & Play Therapy

Checked Oct 2026Details checked October 2026

Al Barsha

Ages1–16years old
Where2 branchesAl Barsha, Al NahdaSee on the map
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Behaviour Enrichment (BE) is a therapy and special education centre at Barsha Business Square in Al Barsha 1, with a second, affiliated centre in Al Nahda. Its therapy services - ABA, speech and feeding therapy, occupational therapy with sensory integration, and social skills training - are for children aged 18 months to 16 years. BE also runs a half- or full-day classroom-based day programme, academic support, learning support and school inclusion services, summer and winter intensives, and outreach sessions at home, school or in the community. The centre says its staff are licensed by the DHA, CDA and BACB (the US board that certifies behaviour analysts), that each child's progress is recorded every day, and that goals are shared with parents monthly. Telehealth therapy is offered mainly for families abroad. Weekly therapy hours are recommended after an initial consultation, and prices are not published, so ask the centre. It is rated 4.7 on Google from 110 reviews.

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Creative & Play Therapy, explained

Behavioural and developmental therapy uses structured, often one-to-one sessions to help a child build communication, social, learning and daily-living skills. Common approaches include ABA (Applied Behaviour Analysis), speech and feeding therapy, and occupational therapy with sensory integration. A session might involve practising a target skill through play, following a structured routine or working on sensory and motor activities, all tailored to the child's assessed needs rather than a fixed curriculum. It suits children with a wide range of developmental, behavioural or communication needs, and it usually begins with an assessment or consultation before a plan and weekly hours are agreed.

Who it's for

Children aged 18 months to 16 years for therapy services (ABA, speech, occupational therapy and social skills training), including children with autism and other learning, language or developmental difficulties.

What to expect

The first appointment is a screening consultation with the Clinical Director: the team listens to your concerns, observes your child and recommends services. Book it for a time your child is usually alert, come with both parents if possible, and arrive 15 minutes early with your child's Emirates ID copy, a photo and any past medical or assessment reports. Once therapy starts you receive an individualised treatment plan, and progress is reviewed with you every 4-6 weeks. Parents stay at the centre for the first few sessions while the child settles in. Most materials are supplied by BE.

Highlights

ABA, speech and feeding therapy, and occupational therapy with sensory integration for ages 18 months to 16 years (behaviourenrichment.com)
Half- or full-day classroom-based day programme, plus academic support and school inclusion services (behaviourenrichment.com)
Staff described as licensed by the DHA, CDA and BACB (behaviourenrichment.com)
Progress reviews with parents every 4-6 weeks and free monthly parent training (behaviourenrichment.com)
Outreach sessions at home, school or in the community, and telehealth for families abroad (behaviourenrichment.com)
Rated 4.7 on Google at Al Barsha and 5.0 at Al Nahda (Google listing)

Why parents rate it

What parents say on Google

On Google, the Al Barsha centre is rated 4.7 from 110 reviews: 94 five-star, 12 four-star and 4 one-star. The Al Nahda centre is rated 5.0 from 7 reviews. Each branch's own rating shows when you pick it. Parent reviews quoted on the centre's site mention caring, professional therapists, programmes tailored to each child with goals reviewed regularly, and fees they found affordable.

The facts

Ages: 18 months - 16 years (therapy services)
Schedule: Weekly therapy hours are recommended after the initial assessment; progress reviews every 4-6 weeks
Trial: No trial published; services start after an initial screening consultation
Where: #103-105, 1st Floor, Barsha Business Square, Al Barsha 1st Street, Al Barsha 1, Dubai
How to book: my.setmore.com/shortBookingPage/ddd319d8-ebac-4cd5-8a5e-9ecee4e21ca7 · +971 4 394 7475 · wa.me/971503783274 · wa.me/971552842623
Opening hours: Mon–Fri9am–6pm

Questions parents ask

Good to know

Wheelchair-accessible entrance and car park; appointments recommended (Google listing)
Hours from the centre's site; the Google listing also shows Saturday 8AM-1PM (behaviourenrichment.com)
Book the first consultation online or by phone; appointments are recommended (behaviourenrichment.com; Google listing)
Parents stay at the centre for the first few sessions and can observe a session weekly (behaviourenrichment.com)
All rooms and play areas have CCTV (behaviourenrichment.com)
Al Barsha has a wheelchair-accessible entrance and car park (Google listing)
Opening hours differ by centre: Al Barsha lists Monday-Friday 9AM-6PM, Al Nahda Monday-Saturday 9AM-6PM (behaviourenrichment.com)