Ahlam Mohammad Ibrahim Al-Zawaideh is a Speech and Language Pathologist (MSc. SLP) with expertise in supporting children and adolescents aged four and above. She specializes in stuttering, oral-motor therapy, literacy (reading, spelling, writing, reading comprehension), receptive and expressive language delays, voice therapy, aural rehabilitation, neuro speech, and articulation and phonological disorders.
She has extensive experience working with clients diagnosed with dyslexia, autism, ADHD, Down syndrome, oral muscle deficiencies, dysphagia, and learning difficulties. Ahlam’s therapeutic practice integrates CBT, solution-focused brief therapy, structured multi-sensory techniques, and individualized, client-centered approaches. She believes in collaboration with families and professionals to ensure meaningful progress, guided by her philosophy that “practice makes progress.” She adapts evidence-based programs to each client’s unique needs, ensuring that therapy is tailored, practical, and goal-oriented.
Certifications & Training
· Clinical Updates in Motor Speech Disorders / Clinical Updates in Aphasia (2014)
· Applied Behavior Analysis and Verbal Behavior (2015)
· Pediatric Audiology Course Training (2016)
· The Zones of Regulation Comprehensive Training (2023)
· Regulating Emotions the DBT Way Training (2024)
Education
· M.A. in Speech and Language Sciences, University of Jordan (2020)
· B.A. in Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences, Jordan University of Science and Technology (2014)
