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

Our Clinics

Visit our teams at one of our two Ontario clinics.

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GET TO KNOW US

About Us

Meet the team dedicated to helping children and adults discover their voice.

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How Can I Help my Child Develop their Language Skills?

Help Child Develop Language. When fostering communication for young children whose language skills are just emerging, parents or caregivers are often trained by speech-language pathologists as the primary agents of intervention. Why is this? Many of the language strategies taught to young children are easy to learn and can be incorporated into daily routines that […]

Help! My Toddler Isn’t Talking!

Many parents are unsure of when and if to be concerned when their toddler is not yet talking. It is important to remember that a speech-language pathologist can provide comprehensive assessments on even these little kids to help parents identify if a concern exists. Here is a list of the major speech and language milestones […]

How to Help Your Child to Learn to Talk

Often when parents think of what kind of words they would like their toddler to learn, these are some of the ones that come to mind: mama, dada, ball, bear, blanket, bottle, book, movie, car, home. Now take a look at what types of words all of the above are. Think way back to grade […]

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