Our services
Speech, language, reading and feeding challenges can seem stressful and overwhelming, our job is to help it all make sense for you. We use play and interaction to target skills for children in a low pressure, happy environment that supports learning and engagement. Our number one goal after each appointment is to ensure you child wants to come back next time!
speech therapy
In person or virtual assessment and treatment of speech sound delays and disorders including articulation, phonology, and Childhood Apraxia of Speech.
language development
Late talkers, struggling in school, or just wanting to get ahead of your worries? We are happy to help preschool and school-age language development in areas of comprehension, expression, grammar or vocabulary development.
Reading support
One-on-one evidence based instruction to help your child along with their reading skills. Whether they have a diagnosed learning/reading disorder or are just experiencing some challenges in school.
feeding support
Support for infants experiencing issues with feeding including assessment of oral motor function, bottle feeding and breast feeding support, transition to solids, chewing and swallowing.
aAC support
We work with families to help support Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) goals for children. This include non-speaking individuals or individuals who are not readily understood by others.
stuttering supporT
Support for children, adolescents and adults who have a stutter.
Classes
Sometimes all we need is a little connection and support. At Wellington County Speech Therapy we offer music classes that use early language techniques to support speech and language development.!
Music and Language (for infants and toddlers) - 6 week classes run every season at The WOMB Guelph
Art and Language Preschool Class - January 2025
Infant Feeding Clinic - Runs monthly at The WOMB Guelph
Preschool Speech and Language Development - May 21, 2024
Free Speech and Language Screens - May 25th, 2024. 9 - 12 AM
How to Teach Your Kids to Read - August 24, 2023
workshops
where to start
The first step is booking an assessment!
If you have not had an assessment completed by a Speech-Language Pathologist in the past 6 months, this is where to start! Everyone starts with a Speech Language Pathologist for an assessment. From there we will find the clinician that best suits your needs and schedule! You do not need a referral to get started!
If you do have a recent assessment completed, perhaps by the school board or a publicly funded clinician, reach out! We often can work from these assessments and get you started in therapy right away!
