Clinique Passage
Speech Therapist in Montreal's South-West
Clinique Passage offers private speech therapy services in Montreal's South-West for children, teens, and adults. Our services are accessible to families in Petite-Bourgogne, Griffintown, Saint-Henri, Pointe-Saint-Charles, Vieux-Montréal, Ville-Marie, and surrounding neighbourhoods.
Our speech-language pathologists are all members of Quebec's Order of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists (OOAQ) and support people living with speech, language, and communication difficulties. The clinic also offers teletherapy services across Quebec. Services are delivered in French, in English, or bilingually, based on each family's preference.
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- Sud-Ouest (Montreal): 2360 Notre-Dame Street West #314
Speech Therapy Services in Montreal's South-West
Clinique Passage’s speech therapy services in the South-West combine comprehensive evaluations with personalized therapies adapted to every stage of life. Our speech-language pathologists prioritize a strengths-based approach for each client to build an intervention plan that delivers concrete results.
Speech Therapy for Children and Teens
A child who has difficulty being understood, imitating sounds correctly, or expressing themselves through complete sentences may benefit from speech therapy support. In the South-West, our speech-language pathologists offer sessions adapted to toddlers and elementary-school-aged children, with hands-on activities that stimulate oral language development. Our work also covers reading, writing, and following classroom instructions.
Language Disorders and Speech Sound Disorders
When speech or language difficulties persist beyond typical developmental stages, a speech-language evaluation helps clarify their nature. Our speech-language pathologists determine whether a language disorder or speech sound disorder is involved, then define therapeutic goals tailored to each child’s specific profile. Evaluations for language-based learning disorders (dyslexia, dysorthography) are also available.
Support for Teenagers
The transition to high school brings new demands in structured writing, comprehension of complex texts, and organization of ideas in both speaking and writing. Our speech-language pathologists design interventions aligned with these academic realities to equip teenagers for the demands of cégep or entering the workforce.
Speech Therapy for Adults
An adult looking to recover language abilities after a stroke, maintain word retrieval in someone living with Alzheimer’s, or feel confident speaking in public despite persistent stuttering: our speech-language pathologists support adults at every stage. Voice disorders and social communication difficulties are also part of our services in the South-West.
Specialized Speech Therapy Services in the South-West
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
Autistic individuals communicate in many ways, whether through words, gestures, drawing, or augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) tools. In the South-West, our speech-language pathologists develop intervention plans that respect each person's unique mode of expression. The goal is not to impose a single model, but to strengthen the person's ability to be understood and to interact in their environment.
Stuttering and Cluttering
Stuttering goes well beyond syllable repetitions or mid-sentence blocks. It affects self-confidence, social interactions, and career choices. Our speech-language pathologists have specific expertise in stuttering. Sessions are offered in person in the South-West or by teletherapy for clients across Quebec.
Dyslexia and Dysorthography
Recurring spelling errors, marked slowness in reading, or frequent letter confusions may signal dyslexia or dysorthography. Our speech-language pathologists conduct an in-depth evaluation of written language abilities, identify the underlying mechanisms, and propose targeted intervention objectives. Developing compensatory strategies is also part of the therapy plan to help young people function better in school settings.
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Speech Therapy in Montreal's South-West
Clinique Passage supports families in Montreal’s South-West with accessible and flexible speech therapy services. Petite-Bourgogne and its surrounding neighbourhoods (Saint-Henri, Pointe-Saint-Charles, Ville-Émard, Griffintown, Ville-Marie, Vieux-Montréal) are dynamic and multicultural communities, and our speech-language pathologists offer support tailored to the realities of urban and multilingual families.
Institutional and Educational Services
Clinique Passage collaborates with daycares (CPEs), schools, and school service centres to offer institutional speech therapy services. Working in a child's everyday environment allows our team to observe communication challenges where they actually arise and to adapt strategies accordingly.
Support With Jordan's Principle Applications
First Nations and Inuit families, including those living in urban Montreal, can apply for Jordan's Principle to cover speech therapy services. Our speech-language pathologists support families through these applications free of charge, including preparing the required reports and forms.
Teletherapy: Online Speech Therapy Services Across Quebec
Receiving quality speech therapy without travelling: that's what teletherapy makes possible. Sessions take place on a secure platform where the speech-language pathologist presents visual material and supports participants in real time. For families who prefer at-home consultations, people with reduced mobility, or those living outside the South-West, this format is often the most realistic way to maintain consistent follow-up. Teletherapy services are considered as effective as in-person services.
Why Choose a Private Speech Therapist in Montreal's South-West
Finding the right private speech therapist for your family deserves careful thought. Several elements distinguish Clinique Passage from other services available in Montreal.
A Team Rooted in Quebec
A Team Rooted in Quebec
Clinique Passage was founded by Anny Dubé, M.Sc., speech-language pathologist, to make speech therapy services accessible across Quebec. After Val-d’Or, Mont-Laurier, and Westmount, the team is now expanding to Montreal’s South-West to meet a growing need in this neighbourhood undergoing rapid change.
Bilingual Services in French and English
Bilingual Services in French and English
Sessions are delivered in French, in English, or bilingually, based on each family’s preference. This flexibility especially benefits multilingual families in the South-West. Bilingual speech therapy intervention is also considered ideal for children growing up with multiple languages at home.
A Person-Centred Approach
A Person-Centred Approach
Here, every client is a person first, not a file. Our speech-language pathologists value authenticity, creativity, and accessibility to create a space where everyone feels heard and respected in their communication journey.
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Our Speech-Language Pathology Team in the South-West
The speech-language pathologists at Clinique Passage are all members of the OOAQ and share a deep commitment to making services accessible. The founder, Anny Dubé, M.Sc., speech-language pathologist, started the clinic to serve populations underserved by the public network.
The team shares a common philosophy rooted in human connection, creativity in intervention, and respect for each client’s pace. Services are offered in French, in English, or bilingually.
Meet our team of speech-language pathologists to learn more about their training and respective specializations.
How to Get Started
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Frequently Asked Questions About Speech Therapy in Montreal's South-West
How Do I Know If My Child Needs Speech Therapy?
A child who has trouble pronouncing sounds, building sentences, understanding instructions, or interacting with others could benefit from a speech-language evaluation. Some difficult behaviours (tantrums, anger, withdrawal) are sometimes a sign of an underlying language development issue. A meeting with a speech-language pathologist allows you to ask your questions and to guide the next steps in supporting your child effectively.
How Much Do Speech Therapy Services Cost in the South-West?
One-time consultations and intervention sessions are offered at a rate of $150 per hour with a language correction agent and $165 per 50-minute session with a speech-language pathologist. Evaluations are offered at $555 per session and include data collection, analysis, results review, and the creation of a targeted intervention plan.
Speech therapy is a tax-exempt health service in Quebec, and many insurance plans cover part or all of the fees.
Funding options exist for stuttering through the Association des jeunes bègues du Québec (AJBQ) and the Association bégaiement communication (ABC).
First Nations and Inuit families can also access financial support through Jordan’s Principle.
When eligible, the speech-language pathologist can also confirm a child’s eligibility on government forms for the Allocation for Inclusion in Childcare Services from the Ministère de la Famille, the Child Disability Benefit from the Government of Canada, and the Supplement for Handicapped Children from Retraite Québec.
Which Neighbourhoods Are Served in the South-West?
Our services primarily reach families in Petite-Bourgogne, Saint-Henri, Pointe-Saint-Charles, Ville-Émard, Griffintown, Ville-Marie, Vieux-Montréal, and surrounding neighbourhoods. Families elsewhere in Montreal and Quebec can also access our services, particularly through teletherapy, which allows for secure and effective remote follow-up.
Are Wait Times Long in Montreal?
Access to speech therapy services through Montreal’s public network often involves significant delays. Clinique Passage offers private clinic appointments with reduced wait times. Contact us to learn about current availability.
How Long Does Speech Therapy Treatment Take?
Most clients see tangible progress after 6 to 12 regular sessions. The intervention plan sets clear goals from the start, and the number of sessions is adjusted based on each person’s progress. Our clinical decisions are guided by evidence-based practice and by your priorities as a family.
Of course, we cannot guarantee the results of services. However, we do everything in our power to ensure that services have positive impacts as quickly as possible.
No commitment is required. Follow-up can stop at any time.
Is Online Speech Therapy as Effective as In-Person?
Yes. Clinical research shows that teletherapy produces results comparable to in-person sessions for the majority of profiles. The platform we use allows for sharing interactive material on screen and encourages active participation during the session. This format is suitable for children aged 3 and up accompanied by an adult, as well as for teenagers and adults.