Book your in-person or online speech therapy session today!
Book your in-person or online speech therapy session today!
As registered speech-language pathologists (CASLPO), we provide in-clinic and online speech therapy services for children across a range of ages. Our services are guided by evidence-based practice and delivered through engaging, age-appropriate activities tailored to each child’s needs.
We are located at 375 Magna Drive in the heart of Aurora, ON.
Please contact us for more information regarding assessment and services.
This refers to difficulty producing certain sounds. For example, lisps are considered articulation disorders, which can make it difficult for children to be understood. With assessment and intervention by a speech-language pathologist, children can receive speech therapy to support clearer speech and improved intelligibility. This will allow them to communicate more clearly and effectively.
A language delay may be identified when a child’s communication skills are developing at a slower pace than expected for their age. A speech-language pathologist will identify areas of concern through a comprehensive assessment and provide parents with strategies to support their child’s language development and communication milestones.
Developmental disorders (e.g., Autism Spectrum Disorder, Down syndrome, Cerebral Palsy) are often associated with differences in speech, language, and literacy development. Speech therapy supports language and communication skills to help children communicate more effectively in daily routines, learning environments, and social interactions.
Speech therapy focuses on supporting foundational language skills, along with related cognitive skills such as memory and attention, that contribute to reading, reading comprehension and written expression.
For children who struggle to read at grade level, speech therapy can help build skills such as sound awareness, vocabulary, sentence structure, and understanding what they read.
Support may also include helping children organize ideas, write complete sentences and paragraphs, and use language more clearly in classroom tasks such as story retells, and written responses.
Stuttering can affect a child’s confidence when speaking, which may impact social interactions and participation with peers. Speech therapy provides children and parents with individualized strategies to support speech fluency, effective communication, and participation in school and social settings.
Voice disorders in children may be related to factors such as vocal nodules or inefficient voice use, which can result in a hoarse, breathy, or rough vocal quality. Speech therapy supports healthy voice use and vocal habits for children and their families.
Social communication refers to how children use language in everyday interactions, such as starting conversations, taking turns, staying on topic, understanding social cues, and adjusting language for different situations. Speech therapy supports children in developing these skills to help them participate more confidently in classroom discussions, peer interactions, and social situations.
Motor speech disorders, such as Childhood Apraxia of Speech, can make it difficult to plan and coordinate the movements needed for speech. Speech therapy focuses on evidence-based approaches, which may include PROMPT and other treatment methods, to support speech production and motor planning.
Please contact us for more information regarding assessment or to book an appointment.
Open today | 09:00 a.m. – 05:00 p.m. |
Monday - Friday: 8:00am - 8:00pm
Saturday: 9:00am - 12:00pm
Sunday: Closed