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Services Offered

Speech, Language and Cognitive Communication Assessments and Intervention

Speech, Language and Cognitive Communication Assessments and Intervention

Speech, Language and Cognitive Communication Assessments and Intervention

All assessments are provided by speech-language pathologists who are registered and in good standing with our regulating College of Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists of Ontario (CASLPO).


We administer both standardized and non-standardized measures to assist us in understanding communication strengths and challenges, as well as

All assessments are provided by speech-language pathologists who are registered and in good standing with our regulating College of Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists of Ontario (CASLPO).


We administer both standardized and non-standardized measures to assist us in understanding communication strengths and challenges, as well as the impact of these challenges on participation in daily activities.


Intervention is developed specifically for each client, based on areas of strengths and needs, interests and priorities. Since the context for communication varies for each client, care is taken to provide relevant and meaningful support and intervention.


We engage in ongoing education and strive to ensure that our services are evidence-based and align with CASLPO practice guidelines.


Medical Legal Assessments - Plaintiff are available upon request.



Services for Children, Teens and Adults

Speech, Language and Cognitive Communication Assessments and Intervention

Speech, Language and Cognitive Communication Assessments and Intervention


We are pleased to offer services to clients across the lifespan, from toddlers and school-aged children, to teens and adults.


Toddlers and Children: developmental speech, language and early literacy skills are addressed through individual sessions, with parent education and support provided. We are happy to liaise with teachers and other c


We are pleased to offer services to clients across the lifespan, from toddlers and school-aged children, to teens and adults.


Toddlers and Children: developmental speech, language and early literacy skills are addressed through individual sessions, with parent education and support provided. We are happy to liaise with teachers and other community service providers to ensure the best possible outcomes.


Teens and Young Adults: coaching and support to develop homework and study skills, including test taking strategies, note taking, reading and writing skills and organization and time management skills.


 Adults: Our services for adults are focused on brain injury and concussion assessments and intervention.  Our work in cognitive and communication is guided by the Preferred Practice Guidelines set out by CASLPO.



Consultation, Education and Resources

Speech, Language and Cognitive Communication Assessments and Intervention

Consultation, Education and Resources


Communication skills are vital to participation at home, at school, at work and in the community. 


We welcome the opportunity to participate in school and team meetings, provide education, documentation and resources for clients who are returning to work or school after a concussion or brain injury and / or provide communication support wi


Communication skills are vital to participation at home, at school, at work and in the community. 


We welcome the opportunity to participate in school and team meetings, provide education, documentation and resources for clients who are returning to work or school after a concussion or brain injury and / or provide communication support within families.


With years of training and experience, we come to the table with practical and evidence-based solutions to address communication difficulties, and are advocates for the communication needs of our clients.


We are available to facilitate the development speech, language, cognitive-communication and social communication skills to improve our clients' abilities to manage the demands of academics, work responsibilities, family and social relationships.




Practice Areas

Concussion and Acquired Brain Injury

  • Assessment and treatment of cognitive and communication difficulties, including attention, memory, word retrieval, organizing thoughts for speaking and writing, listening and reading comprehension, executive skills such as problem solving, planning, organization, and social communication
  •  Return to learn support for students following concussion and brain injury
  • Return to work support for managing communication demands in the workplace



Developmental Speech, Language and Literacy

  • Assessment and treatment for preschool and school-aged children who are experiencing difficulty with the development of:
    • speech sounds and articulation
    • language development for understanding or expressing vocabulary and communicating ideas
    • literacy skills for reading and writing
  • Collaboration with educators, school-based speech-language pathologists and rehabilitation and school teams, as required


Executive Skills: Study Skills and Homework Support

  • Assessment, coaching and intervention for the development of study skills and homework routines
  • Skills addressed include:
    • planning and prioritization 
    • time management
    • developing a study plan
    •  creating study notes
    • test taking strategies 
    • note taking in class and from text books
    • project planning 
    • organization


Group Intervention Programs

Literacy Programs

Social Saturdays and Play Groups

Summer Camps 2026

Playing with Letters - Ages 4-7

Literacy on the Lawn - Ages 7-13

Playing with Letters - Ages 4-7

July 27 to July 31, 2026

9:00-11:00


More details to follow.

Literacy on the Lawn - Ages 4-6

Literacy on the Lawn - Ages 7-13

Playing with Letters - Ages 4-7

August 24-28, 2026

9:00-11:30


More details to follow.

Literacy on the Lawn - Ages 7-13

Literacy on the Lawn - Ages 7-13

Literacy on the Lawn - Ages 7-13

 August 31 to September 4, 2026

9:00-11:30


More details to follow.

SUMMER CAMPS 2025

Literacy on the Lawn: learning through stories, games, songs and crafts - Ages 4 to 7 years

Literacy on the Lawn: learning through stories, games, songs and crafts - Ages 4 to 7 years

Literacy on the Lawn: learning through stories, games, songs and crafts - Ages 4 to 7 years

Our Literacy on the Lawn Summer Camp was developed using the principles from the Science of Reading research. This early literacy program focuses on phonological awareness skills such as identifying sounds in words, segmenting words into syllables and sounds, blending sounds to make words and learning to match sounds to letters. This program is designed for children ages 4 to 7 years who are learning how to read. The program is facilitated by Speech-Language Pathologists and graduate students in speech-language pathology program from Western University.

Literacy on the Lawn - Ages 10 to 12 years

Literacy on the Lawn: learning through stories, games, songs and crafts - Ages 4 to 7 years

Literacy on the Lawn: learning through stories, games, songs and crafts - Ages 4 to 7 years

Our Literacy on the Lawn Summer Reading Program for children ages 10 to 12 years, focuses on more complex decoding, reading fluency and reading comprehension skills. There will be daily opportunities to practice spelling, writing sentences and learning to how to organize and write paragraphs. 

Playing with letters: A literacy-Focused camp for autistic children - Ages 4 to 7 years

Literacy on the Lawn: learning through stories, games, songs and crafts - Ages 4 to 7 years

Playing with letters: A literacy-Focused camp for autistic children - Ages 4 to 7 years

Methods of Payment

Fern Speech and Language Services can bill directly to auto insurance plans for clients who have been involved in a motor vehicle collision.


Direct billing is available for some extended health insurance plans. 


Clients who are paying privately will be provided with receipts which may be submitted to extended health benefits for reimbursement when applicable.


We accept payment via debit, credit cards, cash or e-transfers.

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Fern Speech and Language Services

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Phone: 519-438-1315 Fax: 519-850-9052 Email: reception.fern@gmail.com

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