SCRUM is an agile project management methodology that stands out for its emphasis on collaboration, flexibility and incremental product development. Developed originally for the software sector, SCRUM has become popular due to its ability to adapt to dynamic circumstances and respond quickly to changes in project requirements. One of the key aspects of SCRUM is working in iterations known as sprints, which usually last between 2 and 4 weeks. Each sprint results in a complete and potentially usable product increment. This iterative strategy enables teams to regularly deliver value to the client, reducing the risk of complete project failure. This methodology not only enables rapid adaptation to changes, but also encourages continuous improvement through systematic learning from previous iterations. SCRUM has become a key tool not only in software development but also in other industries where collaboration, agility and continuous improvement are valued. Therefore, this thesis aims to investigate the use of SCRUM agile methodology in the software development project of a Speech therapy-rehabilitation clinic, or Center. Namely, speech therapy clinics provide key services for the diagnosis and treatment of communication disorders in children and adults. Such projects require careful planning, teamwork and adaptability to ensure that patients/clients receive the best possible care. In the framework of this research, the basic principles and practices of the SCRUM methodology were studied in detail and how they can be applied to the context of software development, i.e. online platforms intended for the Center. In doing so, the advantages of an agile approach compared to traditional project management approaches were explored, as well as the challenges and limitations that teams may face when applying SCRUM in this specific industry. Also, the focus was placed on the identification of key roles within the SCRUM team for the development of the center, as well as on defining the responsibilities of each of these roles. Examples of artifacts used in SCRUM were also studied, and how they can be adapted and applied in the context of the software platform development project of the Speech therapy-rehabilitation center.