Shoreline Therapy

09/29/2025

09/23/2025

Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Let’s Talk Parkinson’s: Ask the Expert - Occupational Therapist. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.

09/21/2025

Learn more at www.shoreline-therapy.ca.

09/21/2025

Learn more at www.shoreline-therapy.ca

09/07/2025

We love mini objects for speech sound practice!

09/07/2025

Hi everyone! Halifax Aphasia Café is happening this week on Wednesday, September 10th! Please join us at Keshen Goodman Public Library from 1:30pm-3:30pm. See you there!

09/07/2025

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Shoreline Therapy. Speech-language pathology and occupational therapy services in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia.

09/07/2025

Learn more at www.shoreline-therapy.ca

09/07/2025

Fast talkers always get the spotlight, right? Nope. ❌

In today’s high-stakes careers, what you bring to the conversation, fresh ideas, and confidence in your own rhythm are way more important than how fast you talk. People who stutter prove that fluency doesn’t define success.

Our newest blog post discusses how people who stutter can own their voice and thrive in any fast-paced job.

Read it now at westutter.org/post/stuttering-in-fast-paced-careers!

09/07/2025

🚨 Registration Extended! 🚨

We still have a few spots left for our Ambiguous Loss Workshop, but space is limited!

We’ve extended the RSVP deadline to September 9th, so don’t miss your chance to join us for this powerful and supportive workshop.

📍 Digby Pines Golf Resort and Spa
103 Shore Road, Digby, NS B0V 1A0

Proudly presented in partnership with Carter Simpson, this is a unique opportunity to explore the experience of ambiguous loss in a welcoming, low-stimulus setting.

📅 RSVP by September 9
🍽️ Coffee, tea, and lunch provided
Register now: http://bit.ly/41uhdHx

08/29/2025

Each year as part of the 3rd year Fluency Disorders course in the SLP program at Dalhousie University, a pro bono block of therapy is offered to two clients who stutter (child or adult of any age). One of these spots has just re-opened.

​The course takes place during the fall term from September 4 - November 27. Sessions would be in person at the Sir Charles Tupper Medical Building in Halifax or by videoconference once a week. SLP students observe therapy from an observation room (small groups of 4) and occasionally participate in the sessions if it's of benefit to the client. The sessions are held Thursday in the late afternoon or early evening.

Interested clients are assessed to determine candidacy.

​If you are interested or aware of a person who would be interested in this opportunity, please contact Pamela Coulter at pamela.coulter@dal.ca for more information.

08/14/2025