Cara the SLP - Speech, Language, and Literacy Services — Kitchener, ON · 86 Queen Street North
Address: 86 Queen Street North, Kitchener, Ontario, N2H 4B6
Phone: +1 519-589-4363
Official website: Cara the SLP - Speech, Language, and Literacy Services
Cara the SLP offers speech and language assessment and therapy services for children and adults in individual and group settings. Services are available both in-person at the Downtown Kitchener clinic and through virtual teletherapy. The provider specializes in areas including autism spectrum disorder, augmentative and alternative communication, articulation, early language development, developmental disorders, and early literacy, with over 10 years of experience in publicly-funded and school-based settings.
Services
- Speech and language assessment
- Speech and language therapy
- Articulation and speech sound development
- Early language development
- Autism spectrum disorder support
- Augmentative and alternative communication
- Developmental disorders
- Fetal alcohol spectrum disorder
- Voice disorders
- Fluency or stuttering
- Early literacy development
- Parent training for early language support
At a glance
- Age groups: preschool 3 5, school age 6 12, adults 18 plus
- Languages: en
Listing information last checked: August 17, 2026. Contact the provider directly to confirm services, availability, fees and eligibility.
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