Speech Therapists in Ottawa, Canada

Bev Gerskovitch may still be practicing. she is wonderful

I cannot say enough good things about this lady or recommend her more highly! She is exceptional!! Margaret A. Bélanger-Schaadt, M.Sc.S. CCC-SLP/ORT Speech-language pathologist / orthophoniste Barrhaven Speech Therapy-East end location Smyth Medical Centre 302-1929 Russell Road, Ottawa (ON) K1G 4G3 (613) 863-1868

CommuniCare Therapy!

Krista Simon at Achieve Therapy Center. Not sure if you're looking for bilingual services or where exactly in the city, but I highly recommend her. http://www.achievetherapycentre.com/ 613-680-1780

Lindsey Antler, though she is going on maternity leave shortly, she may be able to provide a good recommendation or short term support! She's absolutely exceptional!

Connie Wilker 613 228 1174 ext.243. Connie is great. She has worked with a few of my previous students.

CommuniCare Therapy Cindy Harrison maybe able to hook you up!

Hi Sandra, you might want to look at Communicare Therapy? Cindy Harrison is a respected LWL Member:) http://www.communicare.ca/english/View.asp?x=1 T

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Krista Simon:) She is in the west end on Baseline..highly recommend her!

Check out the First Words website. It has a list of Private SLP's in the Ottawa area. If you can't find it email me at sam_hca@hotmail.com. I work at CHEO and do speech and language with children.

Contact Krista Simon at this website: www.achievetherapycentre.com She'll be able to assist you.

My son was in speech therapy and first words and we found a wonderful therapist that would come to our home. Here is her info...------------------------------ Lisa Zanon Speech-Language Pathologist M.Sc, SLP(C), Registered CASLPO (613) 851-0506 http://www.zanonspeechtherapy.com/about.html

Affordable...not in my experience but I went to go see Karen (https://www.tracgroup.ca/our-team/karen-giannandrea/) last year and while expensive, it was covered by medical insurance, and she was a great resource for adult stuttering. As a college student, do you receive medical coverage through the school or your parents? Sorry if this doesn't help.

Not able to recommend anyone but I have seen health professionals not covered through my insurance and when I explain that I am a full time student and ask about sliding scales they usually work to accommodate. Sometimes it means spreading sessions out over longer periods of time but usually everyone just wants to help.

I'm a recent university grad, with a stutter as well. I used to go to these people (link below) when I was younger, and they are amazing. I still have a stutter today in certain situations but definitely not as painful as before, because of them. https://thespeechpeople.ca/adult-speech-therapy/ They are located in Orleans, not far from the Place D'Orleans bus stop. I definitely recommend contacting them and seeing what the available options are for adults. I specifically went to Susan (https://thespeechpeople.ca/about-us/) and she was amazing. I still use the tricks she taught me, today. All of the speech pathologists are great I can imagine though. It's not covered by OHIP but this is what they said under their FAQ on pricing: "Many private insurance benefits cover a specific amount for speech and language services. Please check with your insurer to find out if you have coverage for speech and language services." Feel free to message me if you have any more questions, I'd love to help. I know what it's like to go through schooling with a stutter and how it can control your actions and judgments. Good luck in your search, I hope you find a place that can help :)

I'll bet you could find plenty of YouTube videos that could help you with this. More and more professionals are uploading videos to YouTube now and offer all kinds of information and help. Find a speech therapist YouTube channel who specializes in stuttering.

I highly recommend getting in touch with Emerging Minds - they have a fantastic team. Also call First Words - they are through Ottawa Public Health.