Speech Pathology Speech and Language Pathologists possess graduate and post graduate degrees from accredited universities and are regulated under the College of Audiologists and Speech Language Pathologists of Ontario. Speech pathologists assess and treat communication and swallowing disorders for people of all ages: infants to seniors. Intervention is offered for speech (articulation, fluency, voice), oral motor skills, language, communication interaction, cognitive communication (memory, organization skills, problem solving),
and dysphagia ( feeding and swallowing disorders).
Approximately 70 speech language pathologists contract with 1to1 Rehab and have an average of over 15 years experience.
1to1 Speech Language Pathology Services offer assessments, therapy and education for - Articulation - Phonology - Motor Speech Disorders - Voice - Fluency / Stuttering - Acquired Brain Injury - Aphasia - Augmentative Communication - Feeding
When to refer: When clients experience difficulty with - Pronouncing sounds - Oral coordination - Hoarse voice - Persistent voice loss - Stuttering - Delayed speech and language - Understanding or communicating in words or sentences - Swallowing
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