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Fern Speech and Language Services provides assessments, treatment and support for children, teens and adults with concussions, acquired brain injuries, language and literacy concerns, and social communication difficulties.

05/28/2026

Keep your child’s reading and writing skills growing all summer long with Literacy on the Lawn: Book Buddies! Through engaging stories, hands-on crafts, and interactive games, children (ages 7-9 years) will build confidence in literacy skills while having fun with peers. It’s the perfect way to support learning over the summer and help make the transition back to school in September feel smoother and more successful.

To register, contact us: [email protected]

05/21/2026

Are you worried your child is falling behind in reading and writing or losing skills over the summer months? Literacy on the Lawn is an exciting summer language and literacy camp led by Speech-Language Pathologists for children ages 4–7 who need extra help building confidence with early reading and writing. Grounded in the Science of Reading, the program supports both language and literacy skills through stories, games and crafts that make learning meaningful and motivating. Children will strengthen skills such as phonemic awareness, CVC word reading and writing, vocabulary development, listening comprehension, and story sequencing in a small-group environment designed to help prevent the “summer slide” while keeping learning positive and engaging.

05/19/2026

Our *Playing with Letters* Camp is a fun and engaging social communication and literacy program designed for children ages 4–7 years. Throughout the week, children will build play skills, practice communicating with peers, and strengthen early literacy abilities through interactive activities centered around the theme of friendship. Using stories, books, games, and hands-on learning experiences, campers will explore important communication skills such as taking turns, sharing ideas, problem-solving, and building connections with others — all while having fun in a supportive and playful environment.
To register contact: [email protected]

05/14/2026

Today is Apraxia Awareness Day — a time to recognize the strength, persistence, and hard work of individuals with Childhood Apraxia of Speech and the families who support them every step of the way. Early identification, evidence-based intervention, and supportive communication partners can make a meaningful difference in helping every child find their voice.

05/09/2026

Happy Mother’s Day to the incredible moms and caregivers who work so hard to support their children’s communication journeys. Wishing you lots of hugs, kisses and homemade cards to celebrate just how important you are today and everyday!

05/04/2026

May is Speech and Hearing Month!

04/23/2026

Happy Administrative Professionals Day to the person who keeps our entire team running. Caitlin is often the first voice you hear and the steady force behind everything we do. Her organization, patience, and sense of humour make it possible for the rest of us to show up for our clients every day! Thank you Caitlin!!

04/22/2026

Happy Earth Day 🌎—a wonderful opportunity to support our clients in connecting with the world around them through language, play, and meaningful experiences in nature. Whether it’s exploring new vocabulary outdoors or building communication skills through shared moments, every interaction helps grow strong, confident communicators.

04/14/2026

Communication isn’t one-size-fits-all—and that’s something Autism Awareness Month invites us to truly
understand.

Autistic individuals may communicate in ways that look different from what we expect: using fewer words, relying on scripts, communicating through gestures or devices, or expressing themselves more comfortably in certain environments. These differences aren’t deficits—they’re part of human diversity.

When we try to shape an autistic person’s communication to fit our ideas of social norms, it can lead to masking—when someone consciously or unconsciously hides their natural communication style to meet those social expectations. While masking may help a person “blend in,” it often comes at a cost: increased anxiety, exhaustion, and a loss of authentic self-expression.

As communication partners, our role isn’t to change how someone communicates—but to meet them where they are. That might look like:
✨ Giving extra processing time
✨ Accepting alternative forms of communication
✨ Reducing pressure for eye contact or “typical” responses
✨ Valuing all attempts to connect

When we shift our perspective from “fixing” communication to understanding it, we create space for more meaningful, respectful connections. Let’s celebrate and support all forms of communication!

Address

650 Colborne Street, Unit 100
London, ON
N6A5A1

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 7pm
Tuesday	8am - 7pm
Wednesday	8am - 7pm
Thursday	8am - 7pm
Friday	8am - 4pm
Saturday	9am - 4pm

Telephone

(519)4381315

Website

http://www.fernspeechandlanguageservices.ca/

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