Communication after stroke
Aphasia can affect speaking, understanding, reading and writing. Therapy may work on personally meaningful communication goals and ways to share needs with family. Alireza also sees dysarthria and apraxia cases; assessment helps distinguish the difficulties.
Swallowing and feeding support
For post-stroke dysphagia or NG/PEG-related needs, the swallowing plan is coordinated with the medical team. Existing feeding instructions remain in place until the treating team advises otherwise.
Continuing rehabilitation after discharge
A home visit can help bring follow-up into the patient’s daily routine when clinically suitable. Discuss the discharge plan, current priorities and caregiver availability when arranging an assessment in Dubai.
Goals and family involvement
Possible priorities include expressing everyday choices, understanding useful messages and helping family members communicate with the patient. Goals and review intervals are agreed individually. Recovery varies and no fixed outcome or number of sessions is promised.
Common questions
Do you work with aphasia after stroke?
Yes. Alireza supports people with aphasia and other post-stroke communication needs. An assessment guides the choice of therapy goals.
Can families arrange follow-up after hospital discharge?
Yes. Contact Alireza to discuss the discharge recommendations, the patient’s Dubai location and whether hospital or home follow-up is appropriate.
Professional information: Alireza Bordbar, DHA-licensed Speech Therapist. This page describes services; individual recommendations follow assessment.