Services

Together Speech and Language Services provides a variety of services to meet your speech therapy needs. We are able to offer assessment, therapy, coaching and training, as well as consultation services to families and teams. SLP interventions provided include articulation therapy, language therapy, stuttering and voice therapy, aphasia therapy, social skills therapy, AAC therapy (Augmentative and Alternative Communication therapy) and more.

Evaluation and Assessment

Speech and Language Therapy

Consultation Services

Social Communication Therapy

Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)

Aphasia Therapy

About Us

Together Speech and Language Services is a speech therapy private practice committed to providing
family-centered assessment and intervention services to children and adults in Vancouver, Burnaby, New Westminster, Richmond, and the Lower Mainland. We are a passionate team of SLPs that strives to provide therapy that is individualized, functional, and evidence-based. We offer home and community-based services and are enthusiastic, experienced Speech-Language Pathologists who love to work together with our clients to achieve their communication goals.

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We are dedicated to helping clients reach their full potential by taking a strengths-based perspective. We see individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy and other developmental and neurological delays as well as individuals who have had a stroke or traumatic brain injury. We provide therapy for speech sound delays, language delays, stuttering, apraxia, dysarthria, voice, aphasia and cognitive communication impairments.

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Currently serving clients in Vancouver, Burnaby, New Westminster and Richmond.

Lizette Loo

Lizette Loo

Speech-Language Pathologist

Lizette has extensive experience working with preschool children and school-aged students with a variety of speech and language needs, developmental disabilities and syndromes. Lizette’s main areas of clinical interest include early language delay, articulation, working on social communication with children with autism spectrum disorder as well as working with clients who use Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC). She also enjoys working with adults with aphasia and has previously been involved with aphasia groups. Lizette strongly values working together with families, clients and other professionals throughout the assessment and therapy process in order to ensure goals and activities are functional and meaningful. Lizette brings additional skills and insights from her previous experiences as a student support worker/educational assistant in the schools and as a behaviour interventionist to provide a well-rounded approach to speech therapy.

Lizette is certified in the Hanen “More Than Words” program for parents of children with autism or social pragmatic disorders, the Hanen “It Takes Two to Talk” program for parents of children with language delays and the Hanen "TalkAblility" program for parents of verbal children on the autism spectrum. She has received training in the Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS) as well as training around a variety of AAC topics, approaches, apps and Social Thinking concepts. Lizette is a Registered Speech-Language Pathologist through the College of Speech and Hearing Health Professionals of British Columbia (CSHBC). She is certified by Speech-Language and Audiology Canada (SAC) and is a member of Speech and Hearing BC. Lizette is also on the Registry of Autism Service Providers (RASP).

Colleen Leung

Colleen Leung

Speech-Language Pathologist

Colleen is passionate about collaborating with clients, their families, and interdisciplinary team members to create personalized, meaningful goals for therapy. She believes in building on her clients’ strengths to maximize their communication potential. Colleen has extensive experience working with individuals rehabilitating from acquired brain injury and stroke. In particular, she has worked with a range of acquired speech and language disorders, such as aphasia, dysarthria, apraxia of speech, and cognitive-language impairments. She also enjoys working with school-aged children and fostering an engaging and supportive environment for children to learn. Her additional clinical interests include articulation and phonology, fluency, language delays, and social communication.

Colleen received her Master of Science degree in Speech-Language Pathology from the University of British Columbia. Colleen has advanced training in Videofluoroscopic Assessment of Adult Swallowing Disorders. Colleen is a Registered Speech-Language Pathologist by the College of Speech and Hearing Health Professionals of British Columbia (CSHBC). She is also certified by Speech-Language and Audiology Canada (SAC) and is a member of Speech and Hearing BC.

Ina Lin

Ina Lin

Speech-Language Pathologist

Ina received her Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology from the University of British Columbia. There she gained experience supporting communication and swallowing of children and adults in early development centres, schools, hospitals, and community rehabilitation clinics. Ina’s clinical areas of interest include early language development, articulation, fluency, and alternative and augmentative communication (AAC). She also enjoys working with adults with dysphagia, acquired communication, motor speech, and voice disorders. Ina believes that everyone has the right to communicate, and she is dedicated to providing client-centred services by collaboratively creating functional and personal goals that support and enhance clients' current abilities. She is an advocate for evidence-based practices, and continues to engage in continuing education courses to better support her clients in achieving their goals of better health, communication, and quality of life.

Ina is a registrant with the College of Speech and Hearing Health Professionals of British Columbia (CSHBC), and an associate member of Speech and Audiology Canada (SAC) and Speech and Hearing BC.

Daisy Woods

Daisy Woods

Speech-Language Pathologist

Daisy is an enthusiastic and passionate therapist who enjoys bringing a sense of fun to therapy sessions. She believes in the importance of making activities intrinsically motivating, and working with the child's interests in order to help them achieve their goals. Daisy has extensive experience working with children in both Vancouver and the UK in a range of settings, including clinic, preschools/schools and specialist education settings. She is a keen advocate for the importance of early identification and intervention to educate and support families of children with communication needs.

Daisy's areas of clinical interest and experience include autism, early language intervention, phonology and language disorders. Daisy also has experience implementing augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) systems to help children express themselves. Daisy uses a total communication approach and believes in supporting children using multi-modal methods, such as visual aids and gesture/sign, alongside spoken language, depending on their level of need. Daisy is trained in Makaton and is an advocate for Makaton North America. Daisy strongly values collaborating with teaching staff, health professionals and parents in order to create meaningful goals, empower other members of the team to utilize communication strategies and to support children to fulfil their potential.

Daisy is originally from the UK, where she graduated with distinction in her Masters of Science in Language Pathology from the University of Newcastle-Upon-Tyne. She is a Registered Speech-Language pathologist with the College of Speech and Hearing BC (CSHBC) and she is certified by Speech-Language and Audiology Canada (SAC). Daisy is also on the Registry of Autism Service Providers (RASP).

Jessica Huen

Jessica Huen

Speech-Language Pathologist

Jessica completed her Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology from the Education University of Hong Kong. She has extensive experience working with preschool children with speech, language and communication difficulties. She firmly believes that children learn best through play-centred therapy according to their individual interests and strengths. She is committed to collaborating with parents, teachers and other professionals to help children grow and thrive across different settings. Jessica also has experience working with adults diagnosed with cerebral palsy on their speech, swallowing, and communication needs. She finds great joy in helping them optimize their communication and feeding abilities through functional and individualized goals. Prior to her time in Hong Kong, Jessica worked as a Special Education Assistant and Behavioral Interventionist in Vancouver with children and adolescents with autism and other developmental delays.

Jessica is a Registered Speech-Language pathologist with the College of Speech and Hearing BC (CSHBC) and she is certified by Speech-Language and Audiology Canada (SAC).

Matthew Loo

Matthew Loo

Clinic and Operations Manager

Matthew manages all the day to day operations of the clinic, in addition to supporting clients and families with all their funding and billing needs. He also assists with intake and helping clients get set up with our SLP services. Matthew enjoys working together with clients and families to create a smooth and pleasant experience so they can focus on their speech and language needs. He also works behind the scenes supporting our SLPs with client administration and clinic operations.

Matthew brings extensive experience in IT and client service management. He also has a background in business administration and finance. He values working with the Together Speech team of dedicated and passionate SLPs and is grateful for the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of others using his varied skill set and background.

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Together Speech and Language Services Inc. -- Vancouver, BC Canada
  info@TogetherSpeech.com
 (604) 767-3335

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