Marché Central · Ahuntsic-Cartierville
Our speech therapy clinic in Montréal
Our clinic is in Plaza L'Acadie, on boulevard de l'Acadie near Marché Central, in Ahuntsic-Cartierville. Children, teens and adults come here for assessment and therapy in English, French and many other languages. You can also see us at home or online.
Getting here
By car
Free parking at Plaza L'Acadie. Quick access from Autoroutes 15 and 40, near Marché Central.
By train
Ahuntsic station (exo, Mascouche line) is directly across boulevard de l'Acadie.
By bus and metro
STM bus 179 (De l'Acadie) from Acadie metro (blue line) and bus 121 (Sauvé / Côte-Vertu) from Sauvé or Côte-Vertu metro (orange line) stop nearby. Buses 20 and 54 also serve the area.
From Laval
About 15 minutes by car from Laval-des-Rapides and Chomedey via Autoroute 15.
Finding the clinic
Enter through the building's main door and take the stairs up to suites 209 and 211.
Accessibility: the clinic is up one flight of stairs and there is no elevator. If stairs are difficult for you or your child, tell us when you contact us: we can see you by telepractice or at home instead.
In the clinic, at home or online
At the clinic
Assessment and therapy in our rooms at Plaza L'Acadie, Monday to Saturday.
At home
In-home sessions are also available. Ask us whether we serve your area.
Families we see from
Families come to Marché Central from across central and north Montréal and from Laval. Read about speech and language support in your neighbourhood:
What we help with here
Every service is offered at the clinic: assessment, individual therapy, groups and camps, for children, teens and adults.
Questions about visiting the clinic
Is there parking at the clinic?
Yes. Parking at Plaza L'Acadie is free.
How do I get there by public transit?
Ahuntsic train station (exo, Mascouche line) is across the boulevard. STM bus 179 runs along boulevard de l'Acadie from Acadie metro, and bus 121 connects to Sauvé and Côte-Vertu metro stations.
Is the clinic wheelchair accessible?
No. The clinic is up one flight of stairs and there is no elevator. We can see you by telepractice or at home instead; tell us what works for you.
Which suite do I go to?
Our clinic occupies suites 209 and 211, on the floor above the main entrance.
Do I need a referral?
No. You can contact us directly. We provide receipts for private insurance.
Can I come to the clinic if I live in Laval or outside Montréal?
Yes. Many families come from Laval and the surrounding area. If travel is difficult, telepractice is available anywhere in Quebec and Ontario.
Let's talk about what you're noticing.
No referral needed. Call the clinic or send us a request, and we'll match you with the right clinician.