Speech Therapy in the West End, Vancouver
West End home visits. Online sessions are also available across British Columbia.
West End Speech offers speech-language therapy for children and adults through home visits in Vancouver and online sessions across British Columbia.
Based in Vancouver’s West End, our practice serves families and adults looking for support with communication at home, at school, and at work. Therapy is available in English and French.
Early Language, Speech Sounds, and Multilingual Families
For children, we help with early communication, speech sounds, and understanding and using language. We work with multilingual families and give parents practical ways to support communication between sessions.
You can come to us with questions about a late talker, speech that is hard to understand, or difficulties expressing ideas. We explain what an assessment involves and discuss a plan based on your child’s needs. French-language support and literacy support are also available.
Accent Modification, Stuttering, and Adult Communication
Adults can receive accent modification, stuttering support, and cognitive-communication therapy after a brain injury. We choose goals around the conversations and speaking tasks you want help with.
Adult goals can range from giving a clearer presentation to managing conversations after an injury. We use examples from your life to make practice relevant. Learn about Maëlle, our bilingual founder, and the experience our clinicians bring to sessions.
Speech Therapy Around Your West End Routine
Home visits let us work with familiar books, toys, and daily routines in your own space. Online speech therapy is another option for families and adults who prefer video sessions. Contact us to discuss your needs, availability, and which approach may suit you. Our pricing page explains rates, funding information, and travel fees.
Contact us to discuss speech-language therapy in the West End.
Local Practice Ideas
A couple of ideas for communication practice while you're out in the neighbourhood.
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On the Seawall towards Second Beach, describe where things are: on the water, beside the path, or under a tree.
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At Lost Lagoon, describe what the birds are doing and take turns telling a story about them.