Let's Tok Speech Therapy

Let's Tok Speech Therapy Mobile pediatric private practice offering virtual and in-home speech therapy to families of autistic children and toddlers in North York.

Contact us today for a complimentary consultation! ✨

Ableism in the fluency world can show up in subtle ways  like through our goals, language, expectations, and assumptions...
05/12/2026

Ableism in the fluency world can show up in subtle ways like through our goals, language, expectations, and assumptions.

As SLPs, it’s important to create spaces where people who stutter feel respected, heard, and accepted.

Swipe through for some practical ways we can challenge ableism in our everyday practice ✨

Which strategy resonated with you most? Share your thoughts below or send this to another SLP who values neurodiversity-affirming care!

Mother’s Day can hold so many mixed emotions. For some, it’s a day of love, celebration, and connection. For others, it ...
05/10/2026

Mother’s Day can hold so many mixed emotions.

For some, it’s a day of love, celebration, and connection. For others, it may bring grief, disappointment, longing, complicated family dynamics, or quiet feelings that are hard to put into words. And for many people, it can be all of those things at once.

No matter what this day brings up for you, may you give yourself the same compassion and gentleness you so freely give to others. ❤️

A little bit more about my SLP journey ✨🧡
05/08/2026

A little bit more about my SLP journey ✨🧡

We are hiring! 🎉Let’s Tok Speech Therapy is looking for an SLP and CDA to join our team in North York.If you’re passiona...
05/07/2026

We are hiring! 🎉

Let’s Tok Speech Therapy is looking for an SLP and CDA to join our team in North York.

If you’re passionate about supporting neurodivergent children and want to be a part of a neurodiversity-affirming team that values flexibility, collaboration, and growth, we’d love to hear from you.

Check out our job postings (link in bio) for more details. Email your resume today at [email protected] if you’re interested in joining our amazing team! 🧡

May is Speech & Hearing Month! 💬🗣️The 2026 theme, Access Changes Everything, highlights the need for children to receive...
05/04/2026

May is Speech & Hearing Month! 💬🗣️

The 2026 theme, Access Changes Everything, highlights the need for children to receive timely, equitable, and culturally safe support from speech-language pathologists, audiologists, and communicative disorders assistants.

Speech, language, and hearing skills shape how we learn, connect, work, and participate in our communities.

At Let’s Tok Speech Therapy, we’re passionate about supporting neurodivergent children and their families with personalized, neuroaffirming speech therapy - helping each and every child communicate, connect, and thrive.

The time to act is now. Visit speechandhearing.ca to learn how you can help advocate for better communication healthcare for our children.

04/24/2026

Let’s talk about “AAC babbling”!

When an AAC user is “babbling” or pressing buttons repeatedly on their device, this is similar to how babies babble before they use their words!

Just like spoken language, AAC development includes exploration. Kids don’t start with perfectly formed sentences, they play with sounds first. AAC is no different.

Here’s how I approach it in SLP sessions:

✨ Assume intent. Even if it sounds repetitive or unrelated, your child is learning how their AAC system works.

✨ Model without pressure. Use their device to show meaningful language in the moment - no demands, no “say this.”

✨ Join them. If they’re pressing a button over and over, follow their lead. You can expand it, add to it, or respond naturally on their AAC.

✨ Check for patterns. Is it sensory? Cause-and-effect? A way to get your attention?

✨ Make sure it’s accessible. Sometimes “random” pressing of the buttons is a sign the AAC system is overwhelming or not organized in a way that makes sense to them.

AAC “babbling” is a step forward, not something to shut down or ignore entirely.

Let’s rank these toys! 🧸 Not all toys support autistic kids in the same way. Some can unintentionally limit interaction ...
04/22/2026

Let’s rank these toys! 🧸

Not all toys support autistic kids in the same way. Some can unintentionally limit interaction (or even be considered unsafe), while others create meaningful opportunities for meaningful connection, language, and flexible thinking.

Swipe through to see how I rank common toys I see as a speech therapist and what actually helps support social engagement, play, and language for autistic kids. 🧡

Don’t forget to save this for later!

Not all motivation is created equal.Autistic children don’t need to “work” for stickers or snacks to learn. They need to...
04/16/2026

Not all motivation is created equal.

Autistic children don’t need to “work” for stickers or snacks to learn. They need to feel genuinely engaged.

When speech therapy is tied to their intrinsic motivation, strengths, and sensory needs, that’s when communication becomes meaningful.

External rewards might get a response, but intrinsic motivation builds meaningful connection, confidence, and lasting skills.

Share this post with others if you agree ✨

04/14/2026

Watch until the end 👀

If you have any questions about gestalt language processing, drop them in the comments below 😁

Autistic special interests aren’t random obsessions. These interests bring them joy, identity, and connection.
04/10/2026

Autistic special interests aren’t random obsessions.

These interests bring them joy, identity, and connection.

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Toronto, ON

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 4pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

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+16477259660

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