I am a trilingual speech therapist, a graduate of Saint-Joseph University of Beirut. I established my private practice upon obtaining my master's degree and simultaneously worked for a non-governmental organization (NGO) with diverse populations. Indeed, among my clientele are children with language delays and/or language development disorders. More specifically, the remediation strategies implemented can target the articulatory, phonological, syntactic, narrative, and pragmatic aspects of oral language.

I also see patients for issues related to written language. The remediation strategies will therefore primarily concern children with a delay or learning disorder in reading and/or spelling. This specific field in speech therapy is particularly important to me. Indeed, I am responsible for the course on written language disorders and their remediation at the Lebanese University.

In summary, my clientele is diverse and consults me for both oral language evaluations and remediations, as well as written language evaluations and remediations.

In this context, I always combine research with my observations to justify the relevance of the therapeutic objectives established with each patient. I also wish to specify that I am trilingual. Indeed, I am fluent in French, English, and Arabic. This is a significant advantage from my perspective, as I have an increasingly diverse clientele in my daily clinical practice.