What services does Qudrability offer?

ABA therapy, speech therapy, specific learning difficulties support, CBT, emotional regulation therapy, classroom integration, learning support assistants, psychological educational assessments, family training and The Bridge Program for school readiness.

Does Qudrability help with school integration?

Yes - it offers classroom integration support and learning support assistants who support a child in the school setting, with LSAs overseen by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst.

What is The Bridge Program?

A seven-week, small-group school-readiness programme for children aged 3 to 6, covering language and communication, social and emotional skills, fine and gross motor skills, early letters and numbers, self-help routines and classroom behaviour. Intake dates, times and fees aren't published - ask the provider or register interest on qudrability.com, as seats are limited.

How do I book an assessment or first appointment?

Use the 'Book an Appointment' form on qudrability.com, call +971 4 422 1294 or +971 56 727 3993, WhatsApp +971 50 903 6343, or email info@qudrability.com.

How much does therapy cost?

Prices aren't published on the website - ask the provider.

Qudrability — Early Learning Centre

Q: What ages does Qudrability work with?

It depends on the service: ABA therapy 2 to 14 years, learning support assistants 3 to 12, specific learning difficulties support 6 to 16, and The Bridge Program 3 to 6. For speech therapy and assessments, ask the provider.

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Qudrability is a learning support and early intervention centre at Arjan Aria Gardens in Al Barsha South, working with children facing speech delays, ADHD, dyslexia, autism and other developmental differences. Services include Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) therapy for ages 2 to 14, speech therapy, support for specific learning difficulties (dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia and ADHD) for ages 6 to 16, CBT, emotional regulation therapy and psychological educational assessments. For school life, it offers classroom integration support and learning support assistants (LSAs) for ages 3 to 12, overseen by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. The Bridge Program is a seven-week, small-group school-readiness course for ages 3 to 6, covering communication, social skills, motor skills, early letters and numbers, and self-help routines. Family training programmes coach parents to carry strategies on at home. It is rated 4.9 on Google from 63 reviews.

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Learning Support, explained

Learning support covers therapies and interventions for children who need extra help with communication, behaviour or schoolwork. Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) is often used for autism and developmental differences, speech therapy helps with delayed or unclear speech, and specialist support targets learning difficulties such as dyslexia or ADHD. Sessions are usually one-to-one or in small groups, led by a therapist, and built around an individual plan rather than a fixed class. Many centres also support children inside mainstream classrooms and coach parents so strategies carry on at home. An assessment is usually the starting point, and support can begin from the toddler years.

Who it's for

Children and young adults with speech delays, ADHD, dyslexia, autism or other developmental differences. Published age bands: ABA therapy 2 to 14 years; learning support assistants 3 to 12; specific learning difficulties support 6 to 16; The Bridge Program (school readiness) 3 to 6. CBT is offered for children and adolescents. Ages for speech therapy and assessments aren't stated - ask the provider.

What to expect

Support starts with an enquiry rather than a drop-in class: the online booking form asks about your main concerns, your child's date of birth, when you'd like to start and when you'd like to visit. From there, programmes are individual plans - one-to-one ABA, speech therapy or learning support - with family training so you can use the same strategies at home. The Bridge Program is a seven-week course run in small groups with a low child-to-adult ratio; its intake dates and daily times aren't published, so ask the provider. Session length, frequency, prices and any trial policy for therapy aren't published either - ask the provider.

Highlights

ABA therapy for ages 2-14, SLD support for ages 6-16, plus speech therapy (qudrability.com)
The Bridge Program: a seven-week, small-group school-readiness course for ages 3-6 (qudrability.com)
Learning support assistants for ages 3-12, overseen by a BCBA (qudrability.com)
Family training programmes so strategies continue at home (qudrability.com)
Free on-site parking (Google listing)
4.9 on Google from 63 reviews, 61 of them 5 stars (Google listing)

Why parents rate it

What parents say on Google

Qudrability is rated 4.9 on Google from 63 reviews, with 61 at 5 stars and 2 at 1 star. Testimonials on the centre's own website mention a professional, friendly team, good communication and follow-up, regular progress reports, and visible improvement in children's speech, behaviour and homework.

The facts

Ages: ABA therapy: 2-14
Learning support assistants: 3-12
Specific learning difficulties: 6-16
The Bridge Program: 3-6
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Not published yet: Ask about prices and trials
Languages: English, Arabic
Where: Arjan Aria Gardens A, Shop R-9 GF-06, Al Barsha South, Dubai
How to book: qudrability.com/book-an-appointment · +971 4 422 1294 · +971 56 727 3993 · wa.me/971509036343 · [email protected]
Opening hours: Mon–Fri9am–6pm
SatClosed
Sun9am–6pm