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HearSay Speech and Hearing Centre

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HearSay Speech and Hearing Centre

HearSay Speech and Hearing Centre is a family run speech-language pathology and audiology facility in Milton, Ontario owned by Yvonne and Rui Oliveira. CASLPO)

SPEECH & LANGUAGE SERVICES:

- Articulation and phonology
- Motor speech (i.e., apraxia, dysarthria)
- Stuttering
- Voice & Resonance (i.e., vocal fatigue, hoarse voice, throat tension, vocal nodules/polyps)
- Aphasia (acquired language loss due to stroke or other brain injury)
- Aural rehabilitation (develop listening skills, address hearing loss, orientation to hearing aids)
- Adolescent and adult cochlear implantation & auditory-verbal therapy
- Language and literacy (i.e., reading, writing, organization skills)
- Accent Training (i.e., for foreign-born English speaking individuals wanting to improve their pronunciation for home or business communication)
- Cognition

AUDIOLOGY SERVICES:

- Complete hearing assessments
- Hearing Aid evaluations, re-checks, fittings, individual counseling, impressions
- Audiologists who can prescribe and dispense hearing aids (Reg.

04/05/2026

Happy Easter! We hope you enjoy a lovely day with your friends and family.🐰💜

04/02/2026

Speech therapy doesn’t have to feel like a chore, it can be fun and meaningful!🗣

At home, try weaving practice into play. Read together, play a game, or let your child tell you a story. The more natural it feels, the more progress you’ll see.

Small steps add up to big progress, and every little effort counts!🥰

04/01/2026

Sometimes toddler frustration isn’t about behaviour, it’s about communication.🗣

When a child doesn’t have the words yet, they often rely on pointing, sounds, or bringing you to what they want. It works… until it doesn’t. That’s when you start to see the big reactions, especially when they feel misunderstood.

This is something we work on a lot in speech therapy.🧩

Through play, we help build vocabulary, support early sentence use, and strengthen children's understanding of language. As those pieces come together, kids start to rely less on guesswork and more on words that actually convey their messages.😁

That shift can make a big difference, not just in communication, but in confidence and day-to-day interactions.

Every child develops differently, but if you’re noticing this, extra support early on can really help.🥰

03/31/2026

Stuttering can feel like a lot for kids and for parents. The good news is, therapy can help.🙂

It’s not about “fixing” the way a child speaks. It’s about making speaking feel easier and more comfortable over time.

In therapy, we might work on slowing speech, easing into sounds more gently, using breathing strategies, and building new speaking habits that feel natural.

At home, support looks a little different. Patience matters. Encouragement matters. Giving your child space to talk without rushing them or pointing out mistakes can go a long way.🗣

Early support can make a big difference, not just in speech, but in confidence too.

Stuttering is only one small part of who a child is. Their voice still deserves to be heard.

If you’ve been wondering whether therapy could help, you’re always welcome to reach out!🥰

03/30/2026

A lot of parents ask if they should sit in on their child’s speech therapy sessions, and in most cases, it really does help!🗣

Being there lets you see how the therapist is supporting your child, what they’re saying, and what actually works in the moment. That makes it much easier to carry those same strategies into everyday routines at home, which is where most of the progress happens anyway.

It also gives you the chance to ask questions and share what you’re noticing outside of sessions.🧩

Even something simple, like keeping a quick note on your phone, can help you remember what to try later.

It tends to work best when everyone is involved and on the same page!🥰

03/25/2026

Living with auditory processing challenges can be tough, but you don’t have to go through it alone.💛

Our APD Support Group is a space for adults, parents, and caregivers to connect with others who truly understand. Share experiences, swap practical tips, ask questions, or just hear from people who “get it.”

Whether it’s strategies for home, school, or work, the group is here to provide support, guidance, and community.

You’re not alone, and sometimes just knowing that makes all the difference. Click the link in our bio to join!🥰

03/24/2026

Play-based language assessments are exactly what they sound like… play.🎲🧸

Your child isn’t sitting at a table being tested. They’re interacting, exploring, and engaging with toys and activities, while we observe how they communicate.💬

During an assessment, we might:
• see how your child asks for help or requests items
• observe how they follow directions during play 🧩
• look at how they label, describe, or comment 🗣️
• notice how they take turns or interact socially

This gives us a much more accurate picture of their speech and language skills in a natural setting. It also helps children feel more comfortable, which means we’re seeing what they can actually do, not just what they do under pressure.😊

From there, we can recommend the right next steps and support.

If you’ve been wondering about your child’s communication, our team is here to help💛

03/23/2026

Repetition is one of the most powerful tools we use in speech therapy.🗣

When a child repeats the same word or phrase, their brain is learning how to plan and produce it more easily over time.

That’s why simple things, like reading the same book again and again, can make a big difference.📖

We use strategies like this during sessions and show parents how to carry them over at home.

You might notice:
• your child starting to fill in words
• more attempts to speak
• growing confidence over time

Small, consistent moments add up🥰

If you have concerns about your child’s speech or language development, our team is here to help!😁

03/20/2026

Wondering if speech therapy only happens at the clinic?🤔

We don’t just work with your child, we teach you practical ways to support speech and language at home, too! Small, regular practice during daily routines helps your child use new skills in real life, at home, at school, and beyond.

If you have any questions or concerns, reach out to our team!♥️

03/19/2026

You don’t need fancy activities to support speech development; daily routines are full of opportunities!🥰

Mealtimes, bath time, bedtime stories, cooking, chores, and even car rides can all be moments to practice speech sounds. Using familiar activities helps children naturally carry those sounds into their everyday conversations.😁

Some tips to keep it effective:
• Focus on one sound at a time, like /s/, /r/, or /th/
• Make it fun, comment on the sounds your child gets right
• Remember: children develop speech sounds at different rates, and some sounds (like /l/, /r/, /th/, /v/) come later

With consistent practice and encouragement, improvements happen faster than you might expect! If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out!😊

03/18/2026

👀 Want to sneak a little speech practice into your day without it feeling like “practice”?

Reading time is perfect for it. 📖 Grab a book, magazine, or even the cereal box, and try this:
• Take turns reading out loud (yep, even the “boring” words count!)
• Pick a sound to focus on for a few minutes, like “s” or “th”, and listen for it
• Chat about the words you see and praise the sounds your kid nails

It’s practical, impactful, and turns reading time into a valuable learning opportunity for both of you!🥰

03/17/2026

A question we hear often from parents:
🤔“Will my child grow out of their speech delay?”

Children develop speech and language skills at different rates. While some may catch up over time, others benefit from extra support to strengthen their communication skills.🗣

That’s why early identification is so important. It allows children to receive the right support sooner, which can make a big difference in their communication development.

If you’re wondering about your child’s speech or language development, reach out to our team. A Speech-Language Pathologist can help assess what’s going on and guide the next steps.🥰

Address

44 Main Street East
Milton, ON
L9T1N3

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 6pm
Friday	9am - 3pm

Telephone

+19058753345

Website

http://www.hearsay.ca/

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