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  • What is speech therapy?
    Speech therapy helps individuals improve communication skills through tailored techniques that target speech, language, voice, and fluency challenges.
  • How do I know if my child needs speech therapy?
    Signs include delayed speech, difficulty pronouncing certain sounds, limited vocabulary for their age, or trouble understanding language. A speech-language pathologist can perform an assessment.
  • At what age should speech therapy start?
    Speech therapy can begin as early as 18 months, depending on the child’s needs. Early intervention often leads to better outcomes.
  • What happens during a speech therapy session?
    Sessions may include language exercises, articulation practice, play-based activities, and parent coaching, depending on the child’s goals.
  • How long will my child need speech therapy?
    It varies by individual. Some children meet their goals in a few months, while others may need ongoing support over a longer period.
  • Do you offer speech therapy for children with autism?
    Yes, we specialize in supporting communication development for children with autism, including nonverbal strategies and social skills.
  • Can you help with stuttering?
    Yes, we provide therapy for fluency disorders like stuttering using proven techniques to improve speech flow and confidence.
  • Is teletherapy as effective as in-person sessions?
    Yes, many children benefit equally from virtual speech therapy, which is convenient, engaging, and tailored to their needs.
  • What if my child is shy or doesn’t like talking?
    We use play-based and relationship-centered approaches to build trust and gently encourage communication at the child’s pace.
  • Do you provide speech therapy in schools or daycares?
    Yes, we offer in-school and daycare-based speech support in Ontario for eligible students through coordination with educators and caregivers.
  • What qualifications do your therapists have?
    All our speech-language pathologists are registered with CASLPO and hold a Master’s degree in speech-language pathology.
  • What’s the difference between a speech and a language disorder?
    Speech disorders affect how sounds are produced. Language disorders affect understanding and using words to communicate.
  • Do you work with toddlers?
    Yes, we offer early intervention services for toddlers to support language development and reduce future communication challenges.
  • What should I do at home to support my child’s progress?
    We provide customized at-home exercises and strategies so you can reinforce skills between sessions in a natural, playful way.
  • Is speech therapy covered by insurance?
    Many private insurance plans cover speech therapy services. We recommend checking with your provider for specific details.
  • Can I observe my child’s session?
    Yes, we welcome parent involvement when appropriate and provide regular updates on your child’s progress.
  • Do you offer bilingual or ESL speech therapy?
    Yes, we support bilingual families and help children strengthen both their native language and English communication skills.
  • What areas do you serve?
    We provide services in Vaughan, Toronto, and surrounding areas, including in-home and virtual options across Ontario.
  • How do I book an appointment?
    You can use our online booking form, call us directly, or email us to schedule a consultation.
  • What should I expect at the first appointment?
    Your child will receive an initial assessment where we observe communication skills, set goals, and answer any questions you have.
  • Are your speech therapy services covered by insurance?
    Yes, speech therapy is often covered by health insurance. In some cases, a doctor must state that the therapy is medically necessary for health insurance to provide coverage.
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