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Island Health’s Speech Therapy department provides assessment, consultation and treatment for individuals with speech and language difficulties. Our friendly and knowledgeable team of speech pathologists diagnose and treat communication disorders, including developmental delays, stroke, dementia, deafness and hearing impairment, as well as other concerns that can affect speech and language. Our thorough communication assessment will identify areas of improvement to provide a highly effective, individualized treatment plan set in partnership with our patients.
Our therapists are trained in disease processes, treatment techniques and exercise principles, all which focus on restoring your comfort and reducing limitations. Once you establish your personal goals, we will help you succeed, and possibly even surpass your expectations. We are a comprehensive treatment center that works with a range of patients from pediatric to geriatric care. You can trust that when you are working with us, you are receiving the most effective treatments possible.
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Learn some quick and easy tips to help your child communicate as they grow from one of Island Health's speech language pathologists', Caitlin Gragg.
