Shoreline Therapy

Shoreline Therapy Shoreline's clinicians offer services to children and adults.

11/11/2025

Supporting someone who stutters isn’t a game of “let me finish that for you.” It’s leaning in, really listening, and cheering them on.

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11/11/2025

All children have unique sensory preferences, including autistic children. Learn how you can make the most of these preferences by matching them to “people games” – toy-free games where all the fun is in the interaction!

Explore how playful routines like tickling, peek-a-boo, or chase can be tailored to your child’s sensory needs to make learning and communication come naturally.

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11/02/2025

Following the child’s lead means letting the child start the conversation and responding with genuine interest in what they say and do. This helps create more meaningful back-and-forth interactions, which are key to building strong language skills.

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Happy Halloween!
11/01/2025

Happy Halloween!

Shawn Coulter is the often unseen team member at Shoreline. He comes in after hours to contribute his skills, knowledge,...
10/26/2025

Shawn Coulter is the often unseen team member at Shoreline. He comes in after hours to contribute his skills, knowledge, strength, and tools as a skilled tradesperson to make our office what it is. Today he was in putting up shelves in our freshly painted waiting area for the littles' library.

10/23/2025

Literacy is life-saving.

In their 2005 paper “The role of literacy in health and health care", Dewalt and Pignone argue that literacy not only provides adults with a better understanding of healthcare, but also better access to it.

They write: “Patients with inadequate literacy have less health-related knowledge, receive less preventive care, have poorer control of their chronic illnesses, and are hospitalized more frequently than other patients” (p. 463).

Dewalt, D. A., & Pignone, M. P. (2005). The role of literacy in health and health care. American Family Physician, 72(3), 387–388.

10/19/2025

If you are a parent of a child with complex medical needs, you are invited to join us on

Thursday November 6th, 2025
Thursday December 11th, 2025
7:00 -8:30 pm

Our Parent Group is an informal meeting where parents can share tips and tricks of caring for their child with complex special needs!

Interested in attending?
Please email Jackie Pidduck at jacklynn.pidduck@iwk.nshealth.ca

Please note to receive the Zoom link, we will ask you to review the virtual group guidelines that will be emailed to you, to provide the address of where you will be during the meeting and a contact number in case of emergency.

10/19/2025

October is Lewy Body Awareness Month. Lewy body dementia is a form of dementia that can cause symptoms that are similar to both Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease.

In a person living with Lewy body dementia, the areas of the brain that direct thinking and moving are affected, causing the symptoms we associate with Lewy body dementia.

To learn more about lewy body dementia, visit www.alzheimer.ca/en/about-dementia/other-types-dementia/lewy-body-dementia

10/19/2025

Join for preschool storytime! This event is filled with reading stories, singing songs, sharing rhymes, and dancing – all specifically chosen to engage preschoolers.

When? ⏰ Thursdays, 10:30 AM – 11:15 AM

Where? 📍 Halifax Central Library

Who? 💬 Ages 3-5

Address

Paddlers Cove, 300 Prince Albert Road , Suite 120
Dartmouth, NS
B2Y4J2

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+19024057855

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