Helping children and adults communicate with confidence
ADULT SERVICES

Adults

Individual support for communication, voice and swallowing.

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CHILD & TEEN SERVICES

Children

Support for speech, language, literacy, fluency and social communication.

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NEUROLOGICAL CARE

Acquired Brain Injury

Assessment and therapy for cognitive-communication changes after injury.

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IN-PERSON SPEECH THERAPY

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About Us

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Concussions are a common type of brain injury that can occur from a blow to the head or a jolt to the body. While the physical symptoms of a concussion, such as headaches and dizziness, are well-known, many people may not be aware that concussions can also affect communication and language skills. That’s why it is so important to see a speech-language pathologist (S-LP) after a concussion.

Research has shown that individuals who have suffered a concussion may experience a range of communication and language difficulties, such as difficulty with memory, attention, and problem-solving. S-LPs are trained to assess and treat these difficulties and can help individuals recover their communication and language skills.

For example, an S-LP may work with an individual who has difficulty with memory following a concussion. They may use strategies such as repetition, visualization, and mnemonics to help the individual remember important information. An S-LP may also work with an individual who has difficulty with attention following a concussion. They may use techniques such as breaking down tasks into smaller steps and using visual aids to help the individual stay focused.

It is important to note that communication and language difficulties following a concussion may not always be obvious. That’s why it is important to see an S-LP for an assessment even if you do not think you have any difficulties. An -SLP can also work with other healthcare professionals, such as physicians and occupational therapists, to ensure that you receive the best possible care.


The Speech Therapy Centres of Canada is a team of dedicated speech-language pathologists (commonly known as S-LPs or speech therapists) and speech-language pathology assistants (S-LPAs)  who provide assessment and therapy services to children and adults with communication disorders.  Our S-LPS, S-LPAs and support staff are truly committed to providing the highest quality of service to our clients and their families. We understand that navigating the world of speech therapy may be daunting so our client services team is prepared to help you every step of the way.

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