Montréal clinic · Telepractice across Quebec and Ontario
Our speech-language pathologists assess and treat speech, language, fluency, voice and swallowing needs, from toddlers to older adults. Visit our clinic at Marché Central in Montreal, or meet us online by telepractice from anywhere in Quebec or Ontario.
Orthophonie VoxLingue Speech and Language is a private speech-language pathology clinic founded in 2018 by Kimberly Martins, M.A. CCC-SLP. We work with children, teens and adults in person at our Montreal clinic and by telepractice anywhere in Quebec and Ontario. You can contact us directly. No physician referral is needed.
Many of the families we see speak more than one language at home. Our clinicians are trained to tell a typical bilingual pattern apart from a true speech or language difficulty, and they build therapy around your goals, your routines and the languages your family uses every day. Parents and caregivers take part in every step, so practice continues at home between sessions.
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A short introduction to our clinic, our approach and how we work with families who speak more than one language.
Request an appointmentMost clients begin with an assessment. From there, we plan individual treatment, add a group program when peers can help, and offer telepractice whenever meeting online suits you better.
Our team covers the full range of speech-language pathology, from first words and speech sounds to stuttering, voice, swallowing and communication after a stroke or brain injury. Choose an area to see how we assess it, what therapy looks like and how you can help at home.
Most of our caseload is children, from toddlers who are slow to talk to school-age children whose language affects reading and learning. Sessions are play-based and built around what motivates your child. We share strategies with you after each visit so the work carries into daily life.
Teenagers often come to us for language, literacy, stuttering or social communication goals that affect school and friendships. We treat them as active partners and set goals that matter to them, from class presentations to conversations with peers.
Adults see us for acquired difficulties after a stroke or brain injury, for voice and fluency concerns, for swallowing, and for accent modification. Therapy focuses on the conversations and tasks that matter in your work and home life.
Parents and caregivers are part of the team, not observers in the waiting room. Through coaching and Hanen programs, we show you how to build communication into meals, play and bedtime, in the languages you speak at home.
Children who learn two or more languages may mix words, take longer to say certain sounds or know some words in only one language. These are often typical parts of bilingual development. When a clinician reads them as a disorder, a child may receive therapy they do not need. When a real difficulty is put down to bilingualism, a child may wait too long for help.
Our clinicians look at all of your child's languages, ask about how and when each one is used, and interpret test results with bilingual development in mind. We will never ask you to stop speaking your home language. Research suggests that a strong home language supports learning a second one.
Call our Marché Central clinic, or request an appointment through our contact form. Tell us briefly what you have noticed and which languages your family uses.
Our team gathers background information and matches you with a clinician whose areas of practice, languages and schedule fit your needs. Availability varies, and we will tell you clearly what we can offer.
Your clinician combines an interview, play-based or conversational tasks and standardized tests. You receive a written report and a meeting to go over the results together.
We agree on specific goals, how often to meet and whether sessions happen in person, by telepractice or in a group. You know what we are working on and why.
Regular sessions target your goals step by step. After each one, you leave with a few concrete strategies to use at home, at daycare or at work.
We check progress against your goals and adjust the plan as needed. When goals are met, we plan how to maintain the gains or connect you with other services.
We see clients in person at our Marché Central clinic in Montreal, open Monday to Saturday, 8:00 to 19:00. Families anywhere else in Quebec, and across Ontario, work with us by telepractice.
Québec · Ahuntsic-Cartierville, Montréal
Our Montreal clinic is at 9580 boulevard de l'Acadie in the Marché Central area of Ahuntsic-Cartierville. Families come from across central and north Montreal, and many drive in from Laval thanks to quick access to Autoroute 15 and local transit. Families from the South Shore visit us as well.
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Parking, transit and directionsAll areas we serveAnywhere in Quebec · All of Ontario
Telepractice brings our assessment and therapy to you anywhere in Quebec or Ontario, with the same clinical standards as an in-person visit. Your clinician is registered in your province (OOAQ in Quebec, CASLPO in Ontario). All you need is a computer or tablet and a stable internet connection.
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We choose methods supported by current research, such as the Lidcombe Program for young children who stutter and Hanen programs for early language. We measure progress against clear goals and adjust when something is not working.
You know your child or your own communication better than anyone. We explain what we are doing and why, coach you during sessions and give you strategies that fit your routines.
Our clinicians speak seven languages: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic, Greek and Armenian. Bilingualism is an asset in our practice, and we plan therapy around the languages your family uses every day.
We respect each person's way of communicating, including through AAC. Goals focus on connection, participation and independence, not on making someone appear typical.
Our clinicians bring experience in early language, stuttering, voice, AAC, literacy, cleft lip and palate, orofacial myofunctional therapy and acquired disorders. We match you with the clinician whose expertise and languages fit your needs.
Meet the whole team
Kimberly MartinsFounder and Speech-Language Pathologist
Renata MasucciSpeech-Language Pathologist
Gabrielle DesaulniersSpeech-Language Pathologist
Margarita KalantzisSpeech-Language Pathologist
Yasmine BenkiraneSpeech-Language Pathologist
Stratigo Stasia ParaskevakosSpeech-Language Pathologist
Jordan MillikenSpeech-Language Pathologist
William RondeauSpeech-Language Pathologist
Camille RoseSpeech-Language PathologistOur clinicians write plain-language articles on speech and language development, bilingualism and what to expect from therapy. Read them before your first visit or between sessions.
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Call our Marché Central clinic in Montreal at 514-467-9132, or request an appointment through our contact form. No physician referral is needed, and we will help you find the right first step.