NECC® Clinic

About NECC® Clinic

The New England Center for Children’s® (NECC®)Clinic in Dubai, located in Dubai Healthcare City, strives to contribute to this vibrant community by providing world-class services to both children and adults of determination. Our services—which are grounded in more than 48 years of research conducted by NECC in the United States — are designed to ensure the best possible outcome for our clients. Clients who attend the NECC Clinic will receive an individualized applied behavior analysis (ABA) treatment plan, which includes speech and language and occupational therapy services. All programs are developed and implemented by a team of fully trained and supervised behavior analysts, speech and language pathologists (SLP), occupational therapists (OT), and Registered Behavior Technicians® (RBT®) during weekly ABA sessions (when applicable). Quarterly meetings, parent/caregiver training, and scheduled observations will take place at the Clinic. Home-, school- and community-based sessions will be made available based on measurable performance and clinical recommendations. Intake Assessments are carried out by a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and an SLP, who conduct a comprehensive records review, meet with parents, caregivers and/orschool staff as appropriate, and complete a direct assessment of the child. Following completion of the intake, the Clinic supervisory team will recommend a course of treatment required for successful program development. Components of the program are subject to change,pending client progress or re-evaluation throughout the course of treatment. Consultation services involve a BCBA and/or SLP providing direct supervisory support to families, caregivers, andschool teams. Support may be delivered in the form of training, positive behavior support strategies, clinicalsupport, and guidance with decision making related to client needs, and collaboration with the family and anyother agencies involved in the clients’ team. Consultation is delivered in the settings clinically deemed to be mostappropriate for ensuring client progress and success and faded out appropriately.