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French or EnglishThe call
We do not open the diary and give you the next free slot. We match four things: the speciality, the case itself, the language your child works in, and the therapist who is right for it.
Speech and Language Therapy
For the child who is late to speak, hard to follow, or stuck on a sound.
Speech and language therapy is designed to improve children's communication skills. We assess and treat speech disorders, language delays, and social communication difficulties to help children develop effective verbal and non-verbal communication abilities.
Who does this here
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Alyaa Wazneh
Speech and Language Therapist, MSc
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Renée Bassil
Speech and Language Therapist, BS
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Lynn Hamade
Speech and Language Therapist, BS
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Yara Abdo
Speech and Language Therapist
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Speech and Language Therapy
Maya Moghabghab
Speech and Language Therapist
The path
What actually happens, in order.
No child is handed the next free slot. This is the sequence every family goes through, written out so you know it before you call.
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1 to 4 sessionsThe assessment
Not a first visit. Around four sessions for a child of six, one or two for a baby. An older child has more tests and more scores, so the assessment takes the time the age asks for.
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20 to 25 daysThe report
Every result in detail, the difficulties listed one by one, then a conclusion saying exactly what we will work on. A referral elsewhere if that is what your child needs.
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40 + 5 minutesThe therapy
Once or twice a week on a fixed slot that stays yours. Every Monday at three stays every Monday at three. Forty minutes of work, then five minutes with you.
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Every 6 monthsThe re-assessment
After at least six months we run the assessment again and write a progress report. Progress becomes something you can read, not something you have to hope for.