Speech Therapy
语言治疗是一个帮助自闭症儿童建立语言交流能力的一对一课程
治疗师信息
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Our Speech Therapist
Alice Wong has eight years of professional experience in Hong Kong and Canada, providing support to people with communication needs, and is registered with the College of Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists of Ontario (CASLPO ).
She is trained in TalkTools Level 1 Oral Therapy and LEGO® Therapy for People with Autism. Alice has taught many children with autism, language delays, dysphonia, and developmental disabilities.
Alice focuses on client-centered care, working closely with families to develop effective and personalized treatment plans. She focuses on functional communication, helping children express themselves effectively in daily life, at home, at school, and in the community. Alice provides services in English and Cantonese , and she is also fluent in Mandarin to help everyone.
I want every child to be able to express themselves better, communicate better, and reach a new level!
Let’s work together!
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What is Language Delay?
Language delay refers to a situation where a child's verbal expression or language comprehension ability is significantly behind the normal development, mainly manifested in late speech, small vocabulary, unclear expression , etc. Language delay may be temporary or may be an early manifestation of other developmental problems (such as autism spectrum disorder, hearing problems, intellectual development delay, language disorders, etc.). Therefore, parents need to pay close attention to their children's language development, especially during the golden period of language development (2.5 to 6 years old).
At this time, they may need the help of a speech therapist (Speech-Language Pathologist, SLP).
What do Speech Therapists do?
Speech therapists are professionals in the interdisciplinary fields of medicine, phonetics, linguistics, etc.
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They select appropriate communication systems and hearing aids for patients.
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Speech therapists diagnose, assess and design treatment plans for people of all ages, including children with:
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Pronunciation, speech, hearing, and expression disorders
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Swallowing disorders
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Speech problems
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Delayed language development
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Aphasia
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Degenerative neurological diseases
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