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To Be Bilingual or Not to Be Bilingual?

Written by Andree-Anne Morrissey, SLP To be bilingual or not to be bilingual? That is the question many parents have when it comes to whether to raise their children speaking more than one language. Research indicates that, worldwide, bilingualism/multilingualism is...

Protecting Your Voice: Tips for Educators Returning to School

News/Events, Voice

Written by Yazel Tuncer, SLP With a new school year beginning, teachers are preparing for long hours of talking and constant vocal projection across busy classrooms. That daily demand takes a toll on the voice. A 2025 systemic review highlights that 54.3% of teachers...

All Play is Okay

News/Events

Written by Janelle Vedder, SLP All Play is okay. All play Is welcome. But how do we join play in ways that support communication development? Play is a state of mind as much as an activity that is voluntary, intrinsically motivated, flexible, and pleasurable...

World Brain Day

Brain Injury, News/Events

Written by Rachael Smith, SLP Every year on July 22, we celebrate World Brain Day, led by the World Federation of Neurology. The initiative is to raise awareness about brain health and the impact of neurological conditions. This year’s theme, “Brain...

July Newsletter

News/Events

 Reminders As summer officially kicks off, we hope everyone enjoys the warm weather, vacations, and time off school! Please inform your clinician about upcoming cancellations or if you plan on taking a break for the summer. Did You Know? We may be able to accommodate...

Brain Injury & Aphasia Awareness Month

Aphasia, Brain Injury, News/Events

Written by Nicole Van Dort, CDA Every June in Canada, we recognize Brain Injury Awareness Month. The goal of this campaign is to increase awareness and understanding of brain injuries, including conditions like aphasia. This year’s campaign focuses on the full journey...