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Specialized Programs 

At Harmony Speech Therapy, we offer specialized, evidence-based group programs designed to support communication across the lifespan. Our programs are interactive, supportive, and tailored to meet each client’s unique needs.

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SPEAK OUT!® Therapy Program

The SPEAK OUT!® Therapy Program, developed by the Parkinson Voice Project, is a highly effective, research-based approach designed to help individuals with Parkinson’s disease regain and retain their speech and swallowing abilities.

 

Through guided exercises and a focus on speaking with intent, participants work on improving vocal volume, clarity, and overall communication. This virtual group also provides a supportive space to practice skills, build confidence, and stay consistent with ongoing voice care.

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Read more about The SPEAK OUT!® Therapy Program 

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Primary Progressive Aphasia Program

This virtual group is designed for individuals with Primary Progressive Aphasia and their communication partners, offering a supportive space to learn, share, and connect. Sessions focus on practical communication strategies, education about PPA, and guided conversations that reflect real-life interactions.

 

Participants benefit from building confidence, learning tools to support communication, and connecting with others navigating similar experiences.

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Harmony Little Voices

Harmony Little Voices is a playful, interactive group that supports young children in developing social connection and communication in ways that feel natural and engaging. Through songs, stories, games, movement, and hands-on activities, children are encouraged to interact with others, take turns, share ideas, and build early back-and-forth communication skills.

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We embrace all forms of communication—including gestures, sounds, words, and AAC—recognizing that each child brings their own unique way of connecting and expressing themselves. Families are an important part of the experience, with caregivers supported in learning practical, strengths-based strategies to carry over into everyday routines.

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This group is inclusive and neurodiversity-affirming, welcoming children at all stages of communication. We honour each child’s individual profile and create a supportive space where every child is valued, respected, and encouraged to grow in their own way.

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Harmony Social Stars

Harmony Social Stars provides elementary-aged children with a fun, interactive space to develop social communication, friendship skills, and confidence. Through collaborative games, role-playing, group challenges, and discussion activities, participants practice starting and maintaining conversations, understanding social cues, perspective-taking, and problem-solving in real-world situations.

 

This neurodiversity-affirming group recognizes that everyone communicates differently and encourages children to explore and express themselves in ways that feel authentic. By celebrating each child’s strengths and supporting their growth, Social Stars helps kids develop meaningful peer connections while building the skills to navigate social settings with confidence and ease.

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Harmony Hangout Hub

Harmony Hangout Hub is a supportive, interactive space where teens can strengthen social communication, self-expression, and peer connections in a fun and engaging environment. Participants engage in collaborative activities, games, and discussions designed to practice conversation skills, social problem-solving, and confidence-building in real-life scenarios.

 

This group takes a neurodiversity-affirming approach, celebrating different ways of thinking, communicating, and connecting, so that every teen feels valued and understood. By providing a safe and structured space to explore social dynamics, Hangout Hub helps teens build stronger relationships, develop self-advocacy skills, and feel empowered in both social and everyday interactions.

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