Service Availability

Toronto

 

Ça concerne la communication.

Les enfants et les adultes ayant des difficultés sur le plan de la parole et du langage bénéficieront des évaluations et des services thérapeutiques offerts par nos orthophonistes. Avec votre aide, des objectifs sont fixés pour créer des programmes taillés sur mesure pour vous. Les services sont fournis en anglais, en anglais avec des signes et en langue des signes américaine (ASL).

How We Help Adults

English for New Canadians

Many of the adults who come to us are new Canadians with a hearing loss.  This group ranges from professionals who want to learn how to communicate effectively in the Canadian workplace to parents who want to talk to their children's teachers. Deaf and hard of hearing newcomers to Canada often experience difficulty learning English in regular English classes because they are too big and too noisy or they cannot hear the instructor and other students.  At The Canadian Hearing Society we understand your hearing loss and can offer specialized support.  We can help ease the transition from your native language to English.

Pronunciation and Voice

Some of the adults who come to us want to learn how to speak more clearly and use their voice more effectively.  We use specialized techniques and technology that show you your speech and voice patterns, helping you improve your pronunciation and voice.

English Upgrading (Reading and Writing)
 
Many clients who come to us want to improve their reading comprehension and increase the effectiveness of their writing.  We can help you expand your vocabulary, improve your grammar, and learn how to write effective business letters, e-mails, academic essays, and other correspondence. 

Languages of Instruction

The speech-language pathologists teach all the adult programs in either English or American Sign Language (ASL) depending on your needs.  

How We Help Children

Language Thru Play

Children with hearing loss often need extra support to develop their speech, language and communication skills.  The speech-language pathologists at The Canadian Hearing Society work in partnership with the Infant Hearing Program to provide children and families with the support they need.

How Do I Sign Up?  What Next?

It's easy to sign up!  All you need to do is click the Contact Us button above.  We'll make an appointment with you to discuss what you need and also schedule a time for an initial assessment