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Organization: Sound Matters  
Phone Numbers: 905-875-3345
Fax: 647-558-6575
Email: frontdesk@soundmatters.ca
Website: www.soundmatters.ca
Address:
44 Main St E
Milton, ON
L9T 1N3
Intersection: Bronte St and Main St
Location: Milton (Bronte Meadows)
Accessibility: Wheelchair Accessible    Wheelchair Accessible
Accessibility Notes: Elevator in building
Hours:
  Service
Mon9am-7pm
Tue9am-7pm
Wed9am-7pm
Thu9am-7pm
Fri9am-7pm

Executives: Yvonne M. Oliveira - Owner and Director
Public Contacts: Kim Goodman - Clinical Administrator
Service Description: Assessment, treatment and consultation services for children and adults with communication and learning challenges (e.g. disorders of articulation or language disorders, literacy delays, stuttering, voice impairments, social interaction difficulties, selective mutism, developmental apraxia of speech) * free speech screening * literacy assessment and treatment plan * offers speech and language therapy in the client's home * tele-therapy available * team includes audiologists, ABA (applied behavior analysis) instructors for autism population, hearing instrument specialist, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, psychologists, speech-language pathologists, student clinicians, communicative disorders assistant, occupational therapy assistant and physiotherapy assistant

Programs that offer financial assistance may include:

Fees: Set fee * prices vary depending on services * assessment and therapy are generally covered by extended benefit plans
Application: Self referral
Languages: English
Area Served:
Halton Region  
See Also: Autism Assessments and Clinical Services
Children and Youth with Disabilities
Speech and Language

This information was last completely updated on October 8, 2026

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"About Us"
To provide speech, language, and hearing services to individuals to enable them to become successful communicators thereby enhancing and improving their quality of life both as individuals and as part of their family and community