If you are concerned about your child's speech and language development compared to his/her peers and if your child seems frustrated and is withdrawing from social interaction, the time to act is NOW. Research shows that early intervention is key to progress and recovery.  

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We serve children and youth with needs such as - 

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Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)      |      Auditory Processing Disorder (APD)

Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)      |      Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS)

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)      |      Cleft Lip and Palate      |      Language-Based Difficulties

Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders (Tongue Thrust)      |      Early Intervention      |      Stuttering     

Social Communication and Pragmatic difficulties      |      Selective Mutism      |      Voice Disorders

Phonological Disorders      |      Articulation Disorders      |      Traumatic Brain Injury

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Adolescents and Adults have communication difficulties that may manifest or onset later in life.  Difficulties in communication lead to isolation and withdrawal from social situations, or can be barriers to achieving professional pursuits, and living a full life.

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we serve those with needs such as - 

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Accent Modification      |      Aphasia      |      Apraxia      |      Dementia      |      Dysarthria

Social Anxiety      |      Stuttering/Cluttering      |      Dysphagia      |      Traumatic Brain Injury

Voice Disorders

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Speech Language and Audiology Canada defines "Telepractice” as the use of technology to deliver audiology and speech–language pathology services at a distance. Telepractice may involve “live” or “store-and-forward” service. Live or real time service may include but is not limited to telephone, or videoconferencing.

• During this time of social distancing, telepractice is an effective way of maintaining progress and keep from causing major regressions in the learning by providing continued service.

• As we will be working with clients along with their parents/caregivers, it will help with more success in the client’s natural environment. 

• We can continue to support groups online via videoconferencing, enabling clients to continue to practice even when they are not in the clinic. 

Please be advised that telepractice is not a suitable option for all clients. Whether telepractice is appropriate or not will be determined on a case-by-case basis by the therapist. For most, videoconferencing sessions are every bit as effective as in-person sessions. Please contact us if you are interested in setting up virtual sessions. We will provide all the information you need to get started.

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