Their customized and creative weeklong Vancouver summer camps focus on helping students with learning differences develop new skills through fun, hands-on camp programs with high instructor and camp counselor to camper ratio.Īnderson Therapy Services Children’s Day Camps Their team designs special programming and activities that are delivered safely in-person to exceed health and safety guidelines. The Learning Disabilities Society hosts small group, safe, specialized RISE Summer Camps. Group and individual sessions are run by SLPs and SLP-As with extensive experience. They offer two summer camps (Language & Literacy Camp and Apraxia & Motor Speech Disorders) which both build oral communication, speech sound production, literacy, social skills, and more. Pathways Pediatrics offers speech camps, which are intensive intervention for children with mild to severe speech and language delays. This camp is specifically designed for children with childhood apraxia of speech (CAS). Pathways Pediatric Services – Speech Therapy Summer Camps Children also get practice with fine and gross motor skills.
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Activities include stories, rhymes, free play, games, crafts, and movement. Itsie’s Bitsies Speech and Language Summer CampsĬamp sessions are run by registered SLPs and support staff and use a play-based therapeutic approach by incorporating goals into a variety of play activities. These camps are for children with apraxia, suspected apraxia, motor planning speech disorders, or suspected motor planning speech disorders.
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Instead, they have structured a summer camp that is full of language-rich activities that the children can enjoy along with peers that have similar communication challenges. These camps are run by speech-language pathologists, but do not have formal speech therapy sessions. This camp is for motor planning difficulties (such as CAS) AAC Camp Alberta is for children aged 6-19 years who use speech generating communication devices and their families to enjoy some fun camp activities while they practice social communication. The University of Alberta in partnership with March of Dimes Canada (MODC), is excited to offer an annual weekend family camp for children who use Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC).
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