At A to Z Therapy Clinic we work with children from the ages of 18 months to 18 years of age. Our model for therapy is designed for the clinician to work collaboratively with parents, teachers, and health care providers to ensure maximum success and carry over of language skills and communication tools that can be applied in any environment. We believe that all services are a piece of a puzzle. All of those pieces must come together, in order to fully develop your child's true potential—from A to Z.
this means the qualified and friendly therapists at A to Z
Therapy Clinic will know you, your family and work with you
individually to achieve your personal goals
… but we’re well connected.
In fact, you can receive Occupational Therapy (OT) and
Speech Therapy (SLP) as joint sessions from A to Z Therapy
Clinic. The clincians at A to Z therapy clinic work closely
with leading professionals from many other fields including
psychologists, teachers, doctors, and many more.
Always getting better as we’re Accredited and Certified
Therapists at A to Z Therapy Clinic are highly qualified, and
continually participating in professional learning and
development. Accredited in the Hanen Program (It Takes Two to
Talk), PECS (Picture Exchange Communication System), Reading
with TLC—Lively Letters (multi-sensory program to improve
reading and spelling skills)+ More
You get money back.
Claim back through private insurance. A to Z therapy clinic
will be happy to assist you with your insurance claims. A
receipt will be provided following each session
We understand that life can get busy, so we offer sessions
from Sunday to Saturday in our colourful, custom-fitted
private therapy clinic. We also provide the flexibility of
individual or group sessions, helping to progress from
mastering skills individually to using them in everyday
life.
Virtual Speech Therapy is also offered.
What is Telepractice?
Telepractice consists of the use of telecommunications
technology such as the internet, to provide clinical services
from anywhere in Canada. Using telepractice, a speech-language
pathologist can provide intervention to a child. We have
experience using telepractice to provide both individual
sessions and group sessions.