Test your clients with our Arabic Speech and Language Assessments

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Quick Screens

Designed for rapid bedside screening in acute and stroke care settings.

Comprehensive Test Batteries

Used in neurological rehabilitation units for detailed patient assessment.

Quality of Life Questionnaire

Supports speech and language therapists in setting therapy goals guided by patients’ view.

Quick Screens

Designed for rapid bedside screening in acute and stroke care settings.

Comprehensive Test Batteries

Used in neurological rehabilitation units for detailed patient assessment.

Quality of Life Questionnaire

Supports speech and language therapists in setting therapy goals guided by patients’ view.

Test Your clients with our Arabic speech and language assessment

Quality of life Questionnaire (QLQ)

The QLQ, along with the self-assessment modules in our tests, empowers patients with speech and language disorders to express how their condition affects daily life, particularly social interactions. By capturing the patient’s perspective, therapists can design personalized interventions that truly reflect individual needs and priorities.

Standardised Adult Arabic assessment

Arabic Short Aphasia Test (ASAT)

Designed for patients with brain injuries, featuring tasks that efficiently identify and screen for aphasia.

Arabic Short Aphasia Test (ASAT)

A comprehensive, Arabic, fully standardized aphasia test. Integrate the latest neuro-psycholinguistic and clinical insights across dialects.

Arabic Apraxia Profile (AAP)

A comprehensive assessment battery for Arabic-speaking adults with motor speech disorders, evaluating both verbal and non verbal apraxia.

Arabic Apraxia Profile (AAP)

Assess objects and action naming, measuring confrontational word retrieval in patients with aphasia or other language disorders.

Arabic Dysarthria Profile (ADP)

A comprehensive assessment battery for Arabic-speaking adults with motor speech disorders, proving detailed insights into dysarthria.

Arabic Agrammatism Test (AAT)

A neuropsychological assessment, evaluates Arabic agrammatism in depth, examining both the production and comprehension of phrases and sentence structures.

Standardised children and adolescents assessments

Arabic Cognition Test (ACT)

ACT is a screening tool for Arabic-speaking children and adolescents aged 3-18 years. It assesses non verbal reasoning, executive functions, attention, and working memory within 20 to 25 minutes.

Arabic Language Test (ALT)

ALT is an assessment of receptive and expressive language skills in Arabic-speaking children and adolescents aged 3–18 years. It evaluates vocabulary, grammar, pragmatics, narrative skills, and early literacy to identify language delays and support intervention planning. It takes 35–45 minutes and is suitable for clinical, educational, and research settings.

Arabic Speech Test (AST)

AST is an assessment of speech production in Arabic-speaking children and adolescents aged 3–18 years. It evaluates motor speech skills, articulation, and fluency to identify disorders such as apraxia, stuttering, and articulation difficulties. The results support accurate diagnosis and effective intervention planning.

Arabic Phonology Test (APT)

APT is an assessment of core phonological skills in Arabic-speaking children and adolescents aged 3–18 years. It evaluates phonological awareness, phonological processes, working memory, and retrieval to identify strengths and difficulties that affect speech and language development.

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Quality of Life Questionnaire (QLQ)

The QLQ, together with the self-assessment modules in our tests, enable patients with speech and language disorders to express how their condition affects daily life, particularly social interactions. By capturing the patient’s perspective, therapists can design personalised interventions that reflect individual needs and priorities.

Standardised adult assessments‍ ‍

Arabic Short Aphasia Test (ASAT)

Designed for patients with brain injuries, featuring tasks that efficiently identify and screen for aphasia.

Arabic Comprehensive Aphasia Test (ACAT)

A comprehensive and standardised aphasia test, that includes a cognitive screen and a comprehensive language battery, integrating different Arabic dialects.

Arabic Apraxia Profile (AAP)

An assessment battery for Arabic-speaking adults with motor speech disorders, evaluating both verbal and non verbal apraxia.

Arabic Naming Test (ANT)

An object and action naming battery, measuring confrontational word retrieval in patients with aphasia and related language disorders.

Arabic Dysarthria Profile (ADP)

An assessment battery for Arabic-speaking adults with motor speech disorders, providing detailed insights into dysarthria.

Arabic Agrammatism Test (AAT)

A multi-modality comprehenive assessment of Arabic syntactic constructions, examining both the production and comprehension of phrases and sentence structures.

Standardised children and adolescents assessments

Arabic Cognition Test (ACT)

ACT is a screening tool for Arabic-speaking children and adolescents aged 3-18 years. It assesses non verbal reasoning, executive functions, attention, and working memory within 20 to 25 minutes.

Arabic Speech Test (AST)

AST is an assessment of speech production in Arabic-speaking children and adolescents aged 3–18 years. It evaluates motor speech skills, articulation, and fluency to identify disorders such as apraxia, stuttering, and articulation difficulties. The results support accurate diagnosis and effective intervention planning.

Arabic Language Test (ALT)

ALT is an assessment of receptive and expressive language skills in Arabic-speaking children and adolescents aged 3–18 years. It evaluates vocabulary, grammar, pragmatics, narrative skills, and early literacy to identify language delays and support intervention planning. It takes 35–45 minutes and is suitable for clinical, educational, and research settings.

Arabic Phonology Test (APT)

APT is an assessment of core phonological skills in Arabic-speaking children and adolescents aged 3–18 years. It evaluates phonological awareness, phonological processes, working memory, and retrieval to identify strengths and difficulties that affect speech and language development.