Graham S.
MSc, BSc
Speech Language Pathologist
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Discover how our Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) assessments can support your child’s learning and growth. Gain valuable insights into your child’s speech and language skills, address concerns, and get guidance on next steps with care and expertise.
Who
For children and youth ages 2 to 12 who may have difficulties with speech, language, communication, literacy, and cognitive skills.
Where
Assessments will take place in person at our East Vancouver Learning Centre at 3292 East Broadway and Rupert.
When
SLP Assessments are bookable on Tuesdays at 1:15pm.
SLP Assessments
Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) assessments identify and help families understand any challenges a child may face with communication. These assessments are conducted by skilled speech-language pathologists, who evaluate a child’s ability to speak clearly, understand language, express thoughts, and interact socially. During an assessment, the therapist may observe how the child speaks, listens, follows directions, and uses gestures or facial expressions. They might also explore pronunciation, vocabulary, sentence structure, stuttering, and social communication. The goal is to pinpoint specific areas of communication that can then be targeted through therapy.
Details
- In-depth and formal analysis of an established concern that will provide therapy recommendations
- For children aged 2 – 12 years old
- Run by our Social Communication Group SLP Graham S.
- Only bookable on Tuesdays at 1:15pm at our East Vancouver location
- 1 hour long
Fees and Funding
Fees
SLP assessments are offered on a sliding scale to make them accessible to all families. Fees start at $600; however, for families with a verified annual household income below $120,000, fees are reduced to $60.
Autism Funding Unit
You may submit a Request to Pay to the Autism Funding Unit to cover your fees. Please contact AFU for further details.
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