Cabdivin — Speech Therapy Software in Nador

Speech Therapy in Nador

Nador, a major city of the eastern Rif on the Marchica lagoon, is marked by very strong emigration to Europe (Netherlands, Belgium, Germany): a large share of families are binational and return in summer, shaping a particular seasonal and multilingual patient base. With about 15 speech therapists for some 165,000 inhabitants, provision remains limited and waiting times grow, particularly for school-age assessments. The linguistic environment is dominated by Tarifit (Rif Amazigh), alongside Darija, classical Arabic and French schooling — often supplemented by Dutch or German among diaspora children. Documenting this profile precisely is decisive to distinguish a genuine disorder from a simple gap linked to multilingualism. Cabdivin records the first language (Tarifit), exposure languages and schooling language in the file, and generates reports in French for school or Arabic for families. Administratively, Cabdivin fits the Moroccan reality: billing in dirhams (MAD), tracking of cash payments and AMO reimbursements, CNSS and CNOPS conventions, and management of the INPE identifier and ONOMP registration. Offline mode and the responsive web app suit Oriental-region practices where connectivity can be irregular.