Explore children’s therapy
Whether you are looking for help with communication, everyday skills or difficult routines, these guides explain the distinct services and questions to ask:
Speech & language therapy
Communication, in every form. Ask about the service, clinician and assessment process in Langley.
Occupational therapy
Everyday skills. Growing confidence. Ask about the service, clinician and assessment process in Langley.
Behavioural therapy
Understanding comes before change. Ask about the service, clinician and assessment process in Langley.
Planning from Richmond
A plan involving travel from Richmond needs to account for the frequency of visits and your child’s comfort. Confirm session arrangements and review dates before building a weekly routine around them.
If your child uses more than one language at home, tell the team before booking. Ask about language support and how an assessment will account for the child’s communication experience. Multilingual clinician availability is not assumed.
Communities covered by this guide
Richmond, Steveston and the surrounding community. Contact the team to discuss practical attendance at the Langley location. A service-area listing does not promise mobile visits, virtual therapy or available appointments.
Can I ask about assessment in my home language?
Yes. Tell the team which languages your family uses and ask what appropriate support is available. No particular language service is advertised until confirmed.
Make your first conversation useful
Start with the service you are considering, your community and how you would prefer to be contacted. You can save detailed health information and existing reports for the clinical intake process.
Prepare for a first appointment and check the questions to ask about fees and coverage. If you are unsure which discipline to begin with, our therapy comparison guide can help frame the conversation.