Speech-Language Pathology
Supporting clear communication, including speech, language, literacy and augmentative communication
ACT's speech-language pathologists assess and support communication needs in infants, children and youth. This might include work on vocabulary and grammar, speech sounds, literacy and/or introducing augmentative and alternative communication (AAC). All of our SLPs hold Master's degrees and are licensed, regulated health professionals. SLP consultations are available for families awaiting services to provide initial strategies and recommendations.
Available at the following locations:
Colonnade (Nepean), Lancaster (Ottawa East), Kanata (Ottawa West), Kingston, Virtually
Frequently Asked Questions
What qualifications do your SLPs hold?
All of our SLPs hold Master's degrees and are regulated health professionals.
Do you support feeding and swallowing?
Yes, together with our occupational therapy team. Let our client services team know that you are looking for feeding support so that they can pair you with the best clinician for your needs.
Can we get help while waiting for services?
Yes, SLP consultations are available for families awaiting services.
