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As a parent of a child with language disorders, it is completely normal to have doubts and questions about strategies and behaviours to implement. We are constantly bombarded with information and it can be difficult to navigate. We understand, and that’s where parent support comes in. We work with you to create an intervention plan tailored to your unique family dynamic, providing you with a comforting environment to help you better understand your child’s condition. Together, we will provide you with strategies and knowledge adapted to your family’s needs.
Is your teenager experiencing difficulties with academic learning, facing challenges with social communication, or struggling to master their expressive and receptive language skills?
Here at Clinique Passage, we are committed to providing a compassionate and supportive environment to enhance their language abilities. Our therapy sessions are personalised to meet their individual language needs, providing them with a platform to express themselves, refine their communication skills, and cultivate the language competence necessary for success.
In collaboration, we will work to develop essential language skills and effective communication strategies to help them navigate the complexities of adolescence with confidence. Through language therapy, we aim to instil in them a sense of language competence, effective communication, and empowerment, enabling them to meet language challenges with resilience and determination.
Are you a concerned parent who has noticed that your child has language and/or speech disorders, that they have difficulty communicating, understanding, or expressing themselves?
We understand the unique challenges you and your child may face. Aware of the complexity of a child’s language development, we are committed to providing personalised support to help them overcome language barriers.
Our child-centred approach creates a safe and stimulating space, encouraging your child to explore their language and speech abilities. Together, we will strive to help your child develop their language and speech skills, communicate effectively, and gain a better perception of themselves.
Are you experiencing difficulties transitioning to adulthood with language or speech disorders?
Difficulties that persist or appear in adulthood can have many impacts on the individual and their self-confidence. Speech therapy can help you develop your language skills and strategies, improve your speech, and contribute to better self-esteem. The speech-language pathologist will take the time to develop an action plan based on your unique goals, whether personal or professional.
Speech therapy can provide you with valuable support in exploring and improving your communication abilities, helping you feel more comfortable with your condition and confident in the direction you are taking.
It is never too late to begin speech therapy intervention.
Services are also adapted for children who have difficulty expressing themselves through spoken language. These individuals may have limited or non-existent speech, which makes communication through traditional verbal methods difficult.
Your speech therapy services for nonverbal children are designed to facilitate effective communication, improve expressive abilities, and enable children and their support networks to foster a communicative and inclusive environment.
Stuttering is a communication disorder characterised by disruptions in the flow of speech. These disruptions can manifest as repetitions of sounds, syllables, or words, prolongations of sounds, or involuntary pauses. Stuttering can have physical and emotional components and impact an individual’s fluency and self-confidence in communication.
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Cluttering is a communication disorder characterised by abnormally rapid, irregular, and hurried speech. People who clutter tend to speak too quickly, which makes their speech difficult for others to understand. This disorder can impact the clarity and coherence of communication.
Common issues observed:
Individuals who have difficulty articulating speech sounds. They may struggle to pronounce certain sounds, resulting in unclear or difficult-to-understand speech.
Common issues observed:
Individuals who experience difficulties in acquiring and using language that are not attributed to a known neurological or sensory impairment. These difficulties often manifest in early childhood and can affect various aspects of language development.
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If you are a new client, we offer a free 15-minute consultation. Please contact us via the contact form to request a consultation.
If you prefer to book an appointment for a first session, you can do so online. We offer 60-minute sessions.
If you have questions about our services or would like to request a consultation, please fill out our contact form.