Speech-Language Pathologists near Crescent BC (29 Result(s))

BC Family Hearing Resource Society Bright Futures for ChildrenIt's not important HOW you communicate, it's simply that you DO!The BC Family Hearing Resource Society is the largest agency in the province serving the families of children from birth to age five who are deaf or hard of hearing and/or who have speech and language learning challenges. BC Family Hearing Resource Centre (BCFHRC) is the name of our provincial program serving deaf and hard of hearing children. Our family-centred services have evolved and grown over 25 years and are designed to meet the unique needs of very young children and their families. When care is family-centred, parents are an essential and equal partner in their children's services. Our highly qualified clinicians are experts in speech, language, communication and hearing development, and work as a team to provide you with the most up-to-date treatment strategies. While our services are primarily directed toward children, we also help parents acquire the skills and information they need to help their children succeed.

Langley Speech and Language offers compassionate and professional service based on your personal goals and communication contexts. If you have concerns about your child's pronunciation, grammatical development, stuttering, autism or social development, call 778.837.7936 for more information or to book an appointment. Therapy for voice issues and accent reduction and swallowing issues is also available for adults.

We are a multi-practitioner office of speech-language pathologists. All of our SLP associates are registered by the College of Speech and Hearing Health Professionals of BC (CSHHPBC). Our friendly and skilled therapists will work with you to meet your communication goals.

Welcome to the new website for Mindful Speech Pathology. My name is Carolyn Gibbs and I am a speech language pathologist with 20 + years experience. I maintain a small private practice in addition to working for a local school district. Mindful speech pathology is just that, mindful. We have to be present and connected to ourselves in order to be able to learn new things and connect them with past experiences. Mindfulness is connecting ourselves in the present moment to what we see, hear, and feel, and smell. Being a mindful speech pathologist means being flexible, listening to the client and maintaining a connection. Mindfulness is an important aspect of speech and language therapy especially in children with autism, ADHD, anxiety, and other learning disabilities. Please link through to the new website for Mindful Speech Pathology.

The Pacific Voice Clinic is located within the Division of Otolaryngology, Department of Surgery, at Vancouver General Hospital. The clinic is structured around the private laryngology practice of Dr. Murray Morrison, otolaryngologist and the PVCRP activities of Dr. Rammage. Strong linkages have been created with other professionals from psychiatry, respirology, gastro-enterology and neurology.