Speech Therapy in Mount Pleasant, Vancouver

Mount Pleasant home visits. Online sessions are also available across British Columbia.

West End Speech works with Mount Pleasant children, families, and adults. We offer assessments and therapy focused on communication in everyday life.

Home visits let us work with the books, toys, and communication tools you already use. For families around Mount Pleasant, local play and outings can also offer chances to practice between sessions.

Early Language, Play, and Communication Tools

For children, sessions can focus on early language, joining play, or communicating needs. We involve parents and caregivers in practice between visits. Read about one Mount Pleasant family’s experience with play-based language therapy.

For a child who needs help communicating, goals can include asking for a favourite activity, taking a turn, or sharing an idea. We follow their interests and consider how speech, gestures, or communication tools can support participation. Autism communication support is also available.

Stuttering and Augmentative Communication Support

Adults can receive stuttering support for work and social situations. We also offer augmentative and alternative communication support for people who use or are exploring communication tools.

For someone exploring AAC, we discuss where and with whom they need to communicate, as well as the tools they already use. For stuttering, practice can be shaped around a work update, a social conversation, or another speaking situation you choose.

Getting Started in Mount Pleasant

Tell us what is going well, what feels difficult, and who needs support. We can discuss assessment or therapy at home and explain how parents or other communication partners can take part. You can also learn about the clinicians on our team page.

Contact us to discuss a home visit in Mount Pleasant.

Local Practice Ideas

A couple of ideas for communication practice while you're out in the neighbourhood.

  • On a Main Street mural walk, take turns describing who is in each picture and what is happening.

  • At Jonathan Rogers Park, talk about movements during play: up, down, through, and over.