Speech language therapy

Expert guidance and support on your path to reaching your speech therapy goals.

Therapy, Resources & Workshops

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Suspect a learning disability or a speech delay or disorder? Make an appointment for a free initial speech therapy consultation and together we will find the right therapy solution for you or your loved one.

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1:1 ONLINE SPEECH THERAPY

With over 30 years of experience as a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist, Claire is committed to providing research-based, engaging, interactive, and individually adapted therapy sessions and evaluations for children, adolescents, and adults. We can provide online therapy solutions for a spectrum of speech-language delays and disorders in English and French.

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TRAINING WORKSHOPS

Designed with parents and caregivers in mind, each training workshop equips you with practical insight and tools. Expert guidance empowers you with methods to assist your loved one with a speech disorder. Learn how to exploit speech-language resources, games, and everyday situations to successfully integrate speech therapy into everyday practice maximizing speech therapy goals.

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LIVE Q&A WEBINARS

Have questions about a recent diagnosis? Not sure if you’re seeing early signs of a learning disability? Or have questions about how online speech therapy works? Each Q&A webinar will provide an opportunity to ask a qualified and experienced speech. Contact us for more information or sign up for our newsletter to find out when the next Q&A will take place.

Accessible Expertise

Claire brings her extensive knowledge and 30+ years of experience as a licensed clinical speech therapist to LogoVoxity – Speech Language Center.

She believes in a practical approach to speech therapy and feels that family involvement and support play an integral part in reaching therapeutic goals. She has practiced in the United States, Canada, France, Belgium, and with families around the globe. She works with many expat families who are unable to find speech therapy in their current locations.

She provides therapy for individuals of all ages who present with a wide range of speech delays and disorders. She has considerable experience working with multilingual and multicultural families

“I strive to harness individual strengths for effective therapy.”

Claire Coudière, M.S.

Speech Language Therapist

Speech training workshops

Complement speech therapy with breakthrough online instruction and support.

Video-based instruction

Video-based learning creates dynamic and engaging instruction. In our workshops and webinars, you'll learn directly from a qualified and experienced speech therapist who will demonstrate how to use speech-language resources, materials, and tools and clearly explain the science behind it all.

Downloadable resources

Each workshop contains relevant original materials and resource packs designed by qualified and experienced professionals. During the video-based lessons, you will see the hands-on application of how to put these materials and techniques to use with your loved ones.

Expertise on your side

Learn from an SLP with 30+ years of experience in the evaluation and treatment of a wide range of speech-language delays and disorders: dyslexia, dyscalculia (logico-mathematical reasoning), dysgraphia, dysphasia, primary language disorder, oral and written language delays, voice disorder, degenerative communication disorders, aphasia, dyspraxia, apraxia, etc.

Fostering community

At LogoVoxity we believe a sense of community is essential to therapeutic success. Each workshop allows participants to engage directly, exchanging ideas and sharing in successes. We're here to answer questions or concerns that you may have and support you each step of the way.

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LATEST NEWS

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Apr

Should my bilingual daughter drop a language?

Whether or not to stop speaking a home language and focus on the academic language is never an easy decision and one that needs careful deliberation. We need to consider not only the linguistic effects dropping a language would have for a child but also the social, cultural and inter-relational aspects as well.

Posted in: Bilingualism, Children,

Tags: bilingualism, children, speech language impairment,

Mar

Q. Should I worry about a mispronounced “R”?

The first question to consider is if the inability to say the sound is bothersome for your child. If it doesn’t seem to be an issue for them and they are generally intelligible then it might cause more heartache trying to remedy something that the child doesn’t see as a problem. Additionally, if they don’t see the point of correcting the sound, they are unlikely to be motivated to make the necessary therapeutic investment in the practice and work it takes.

Posted in: Articulation, Children,

Tags: articulation, specific sound disorder,

Feb

Q. How much screen time for baby?

When the experts and research tell us screens are having a negative impact on our kids, it’s not surprising that we worry. I hear a lot of questions from concerned parents about how much is an appropriate amount of screen time for little ones, under 3 years?

Posted in: Children, Development,

Tags: baby, development, screen time, toddler,