As your child grows up, there are many stages of development to look forward to, like walking, talking, and when your child starts playing with other children. These stages of development come at different times for each child and happens as a natural progression of growth. As a parent, it can be hard to patiently […]
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You might have heard the term ‘Neurodiversity’ being used and wondered what it means. The word “neurodiversity” aims to capture the diverse neurological variations that make up the human population that includes a range of neurological conditions, developmental differences, and learning abilities. The term aims to advance the notion that neurological variations should be appreciated
Arbutus Speech Therapy is excited to welcome Levy Stewart-Bernard to our team! Originally from Victoria, Levy is excited to be back in the province after receiving his Master of Health Science in Speech-Language Pathology from the University of Toronto in 2021. Before that he was studying Music with a specialization in Vocal Performance from Briercrest College
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Children have A LOT to learn when starting to speak! Articulation, the sounds a child makes when speaking, is an important aspect of a child’s expressive communication that may require help from an expert. When a child struggles to produce speech sounds by a certain age, a Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) can help them to improve
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Arbutus Speech Therapy is excited to welcome Victoria Giaschi to our team! Victoria earned her Masters of Science in Speech-Language Pathology from UBC and her Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics and Greek & Roman Studies from the University of Victoria. She is a registrant in good standing with the College of Speech and Hearing Health Professionals
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Do you have a family member who is unable to communicate their needs verbally? If so, you might have heard the term AAC or Augmentative and Alternative Communication. AAC is a combination of systems and strategies that replace or supplement speech. In this guide, we will be discussing some of the most common questions about
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Professional communication services are for working professionals who have specific goals related to their communication at work, such as presentation skills, running meetings, negotiating, and interviewing skills. Read on to find out more about Professional Communication. #1 – Employers value Communication in new hires above almost anything else According to a GMAC Corporate Recruiters Survey
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Arbutus Speech Therapy is excited to welcome Sue Wilson to our team! Sue received her Master of Science degree in Speech Sciences from UBC in 1995. Since then, she has worked in both public health and private practice with children from birth to 16, as well as with adults. In the last two years, she
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A child’s first word and first step are expected around their first birthday. However speech and language milestones are not hard rules. The truth is, some children develop faster or slower than others. A Speech Therapist can help you identify where your child is in terms of their developmental milestones. So, when should parents and
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Shared reading is one of the best activities parents and caregivers can choose to do with their children. One on one reading time truly nourishes a child’s ability to learn, read, think, and imagine. As a Speech-Language Pathologist, reading for pleasure is one of the first recommendations we make to families. The benefits are countless,
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