Speech Therapy in Richmond, British Columbia
Compare 6 listings for speech therapy in Richmond, British Columbia. Review available age groups, languages, settings and contact details, then confirm current services, fees and wait times with each provider.
Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) help children and adults build communication skills — spoken language, understanding others, social communication, and alternatives to speech such as AAC devices or picture systems. Sessions are usually weekly and many therapists coach parents on practicing between visits. Ask whether the clinician has experience with autistic communication styles, including gestalt language processing.
How to compare speech therapy in Richmond
Review SLP listings for speech, language, social communication, AAC and parent coaching. Listing details can change, so confirm fit, availability and costs directly before making a decision.
- Does the SLP support the person's main goal, such as language, articulation, AAC or social communication?
- What autism-specific and neurodiversity-affirming experience does the clinician have?
- Are assessment, caregiver coaching, school collaboration or virtual sessions available?
- What are the fees, funding options, referral requirements and current wait time?
Providers
Little Buddies Pediatric Therapy
Little Buddies Pediatric Therapy is a team of Occupational Therapists and Speech-Language Pathologists specializing in autism spectrum disorders and developmental delay in children. They offer OT and…
- Age groups
- preschool 3 5, school age 6 12
- Languages
- en
- Settings
- clinic
Phone: +1 604-449-2252
CM Child Development Clinic
CM Child Development Clinic is a multidisciplinary pediatric clinic in Richmond, BC, serving children with autism spectrum disorder and other developmental disabilities. The team includes pediatric…
- Languages
- en, zh
- Settings
- clinic
Phone: +1 604-238-0728
ABLE Developmental Clinic, Inc.
ABLE Developmental Clinic Inc. is a multidisciplinary clinic offering assessment, intervention, and consultation services for children, youth, and families across three BC locations (West Vancouver…
- Age groups
- preschool 3 5, school age 6 12, teens 13 17
- Languages
- en
- Settings
- clinic, telehealth
Phone: +1 604-207-1984
Nexus Aba Therapy Richmond - Home Service
Nexus ABA Therapy is an Ontario Autism Program service provider offering ABA therapy, speech-language pathology, and occupational therapy in home and school settings across Ontario. Services include…
- Age groups
- school age 6 12, teens 13 17, adults 18 plus
- Languages
- en
- Settings
- in home, school, community
Phone: +1 604-210-6622
Start Now Speech
Start Now Speech provides in-home and virtual speech therapy services to children ages 0–18 in the Lower Mainland of British Columbia. The practice is led by registered speech-language pathologists…
- Age groups
- early intervention 0 3, preschool 3 5, school age 6 12, teens 13 17
- Languages
- en, zh
- Settings
- in home, telehealth
Phone: +1 672-999-4454
SpeechEase Richmond
SpeechEase provides speech-language pathology, occupational therapy, feeding therapy (SOS Approach), counselling, social work, art therapy, recreational therapy, and dietician services for children…
- Age groups
- preschool 3 5, school age 6 12, teens 13 17, adults 18 plus
- Languages
- en, fa
- Settings
- clinic, telehealth
Phone: +1 604-200-2011
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Funding & support programs in British Columbia
- Disability Tax Credit (DTC) — Federal non-refundable tax credit for people with severe and prolonged impairments, or supporting family members…
- Autism Nova Scotia — Provincial non-profit offering programs, regional supports, advocacy, employment and recreation services for autistic…
- Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP) — Long-term savings plan for an eligible beneficiary who is DTC-approved, has a valid SIN, is a Canadian resident when…
- The Passport Program: Funding for Community Life & Caregiver Respite (Adults 18+) — Ontario funding for eligible adults with developmental disabilities to support community participation, daily living…
- Vulnerable Persons Registry — Waterloo and Partner Communities — Free, voluntary registry that gives participating local police services emergency information about a vulnerable person…