Speech and Language Disorders

Supporting the development of the full potential of children aged 0 to 5 years old and their entry into kindergarten.

* ABCdaire 18 months+ at the 18-month vaccination: developmental monitoring activity at the 18-month vaccination.

• Monitoring child development.
• Screening.
• Early intervention.
• References and resources on child development.

• Workshops: spoken and written language, theatre, choir, recreational games, adapted scrabble, lunch meeting, relaxation on chair, etc.
• Apprivoiser l'APP program.
• Services for caregivers: psychosocial support, support for dyads towards better communication, support group Café du bien.
• Socio-cultural activities, popular education, etc.

Support for adults who stutter and awareness of stuttering among the general population.

• Online and in person self-help group meetings.
• Therapy for adults who stutter.
• Conferences, events, publications.
• Books and awareness-raising materials.
• Podcast: Je je je suis un podcast.
• Referral.

Promotion of the interests of people living with Down syndrome by offering information and support.

• Advocacy.
• Documentation centre.
• Publications of guides.
• Trainings.
• Respite.
• Pediatric physiotherapy.
• Socioprofessional workshops, language stimulation workshops, stimulation through ergotherapy, cooking classes, computer classes.
• Social and cultural activities.
• Adapted sports.
• Accompaniment for recreational activities.
• Toy library.
• Multi sensory room.

Awareness and information on stuttering.

• Speech therapy referral.
• Training for educators.
• Annual therapeutic camps.

• Conferences for parents.
• Self-help and exchange groups between parents, thematic workshops.
• Training for parents and workers.
• Support and support.
• Stimulation workshops for children 3 to 12 years old.
• Socialization activities and development of autonomy for adolescents 13 to 16 years old.
• Leisure groups for people 17 years old and over.

• Information, support and referral.
• Discussion, reading and writing workshops.
• Accompaniment and support for daily communication needs.
• Friendly visits.
• SAPPA program: assistance for caregivers, visits of social workers and speech language therapists.
• Adapted activities: photography workshops, computer workshops, choir, etc.
• Promotion of the rights and interests of people with aphasia.
• Awareness.

• Information and documentation.* Services for people who have experienced a stroke: stimulation, social, cultural, and educational activities.
• Services for caregivers: psychosocial follow-up, support groups, stimulation respite, and respite care.

• Workshops: language stimulation, carpentry, creativity, computer, GYM-AVC, cardio, theatre, cognitive stimulation.
• Mutual aid groups: monthly open group for caregivers, group for people who have had a stroke and their close ones.
• Psychosocial support for people with aphasia and caregivers.
• Support and information, monthly dinners and seminars for caregivers.
• Group outings.
• Bonhomme à lunettes service point.

• Summer camp for youth with specific needs: duration of 8 weeks.

• Physical rehabilitation.
• Equipments and technical aids.

• Physical rehabilitation.
• Equipment and technical aids.

Adaptation, rehabilitation and social integration.

• Support to relatives.
• Driving assessment and vehicle adaptation.
• Residential resources.
• Communication assistance and aids.
• Technical aids for mobility and posture services.
• Rehabilitation program for people with a language development disorder.

Adaptation, rehabilitation and social integration.

• Support to relatives.
• Driving assessment and vehicle adaptation.
• Residential resources.
• Communication assistance and aids.
• Technical aids for mobility and posture services.
• Rehabilitation program for people with a language development disorder.

Adaptation, rehabilitation and social integration.

• Support to relatives.
• Driving assessment and vehicle adaptation.
• Residential resources.
• Communication assistance and aids.
• Technical aids for mobility and posture services.
• Rehabilitation program for people with a language development disorder.

Rehabilitation centre specializing in deafness, deafblindness and communication.

• Reception and evaluation.
• Frontline services for deaf people using sign language.
• Low Vision Clinic.
• Distribution of assistive hearing, which are not hearing aids, paid by the RAMQ.
• Visual aids lending.

Rehabilitation centre specialized in deafness and communication.

• Reception and evaluation.
• Québec sign language courses from level 1 to 6.
• Technical aids service.
• Distribution of hearing aids paid by the RAMQ (which are not hearing aids).
• Services for people with a stuttering disorder, a language impairment or an auditory processing disorder.
• Cochlear implant clinic.
• School to Work Transition and Physical Disability Program (TEVA-DP).
• Users committee: ciusss-centresudmtl.gouv.qc.ca/la-voix-de-lusager/comite-des-usagers/comites-des-usagers-et-comites-de-residents

Long-term sensory-motor, verbal, cognitive and psychological rehabilitation following a CVA.

• Cognitive activities: vocalization, speech therapy, concentration and memory games.
• Socio-cultural activities: cinema, sugar shack, cultural outings, Christmas party, etc.
• Adapted physical activities: chair exercises, bowling, bean bag toss and darts.
• Creative activities: painting, crafts and singing.
• Various workshops: music therapy, nutrition, relaxation, etc.
• Information activities and conferences.
• Weekly meetings.

French School Board gathering elementary, high and specialized schools.

• Vocational training and adult education: help and guidance.
• High school equivalency test (TENS): assessment of the knowledge of adults who don't have a high school diploma in order to obtain a certificate of educational equivalence (AENS) that facilitates access to certain jobs and vocational training.
• Passe-partout Program: occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, French language instruction, meetings with children or parents, activities.
• French classes.
• Distance training.
• Services for companies.
• Jacques-de-Lignery administrative centre: 1250, Taschereau Boulevard, La Prairie, Québec, J5R 1X2.
• School transportation coordination.

Rehabilitation services coordination.

• Reception and treatment of service requests.