Online Speech Language Therapy + Literacy Apps
Improve Underlying Skills, Overcome Difficulties, Pursue Dreams
Three Steps to Get Started
Step 1: Test your Webcam
Try out the free Zoom Cloud meetings app. All you need is a webcam, laptop or tablet. Click on the image to see if Zoom will work with your computer. More information about ZOOM.
Step 2: Get an Estimate
Use our online form to get a quick cost estimate. This helps consultants from distance learning schools set up contracts with Neuroplan. It helps families determine a budget.
Step 3: Give Consent
Use our online registration and consent form to get started. Schools, employers and other agencies should ask the client or family to fill in the consent form.
Get a Quick Cost Estimate
We provide comprehensive online intervention which includes assessments, materials, oversight, team training and written documentation. Get a quick cost estimate by completing an online form. Answer a few questions about your needs and see our pricing options. We are a Canadian online service provider.

Autism Treatment
Neuroplan's telepractice autism treatment is convenient. We offer assessments, goals, training, software programs and apps supported by webcam sessions. We make it easy for families to get expert help without having to leave home. Two of our favourite tools are Gemiini video modeling and the AVAZ AAC App.
Telepractice Speech Language Therapy
Neuroplan's telepractice speech language therapy services are for distance learning students who need help with speech, language or learning. We offer assessments, goals, and step by step home programs supported by webcam consultations. Our therapy programs are affordable for distance learning agencies and easy for students and families to implement.
Intensive Programs for Cognitive Skills and Literacy
Neuroplan's intensive programs for cognitive skills and literacy are for people across Canada who are functioning far below their potential. Our approach gets to the source of the problem.
We offer a screening consultation, flat monthly rates and unlimited consultation. We are a top Canadian provider of Fast ForWord® intervention, which is used in over 40 countries to bring success to English language learners, training them to process English speech sounds at the same speed as native speakers.
We use scientifically proven software programs that improve underlying brain skills in people with learning disorders, processing disorders, dyslexia, autism spectrum disorders, Asperger's and ADD/ADHD. We make it possible for people to improve their skills so they can pursue their dreams.
ABOUT US

Neuroplan Treatment Services is a Canadian service provider. Our clinical director is a certified speech language pathologist and an educational consultant.
Neuroplan's services are tax deductible as a medical expense. If you have extended health for speech therapy, you can submit your receipts to your insurance plan for reimbursement. Learn more about funding.

Anna Krueger, MSc, S-LP(C)
Certified Speech Language Pathologist
We use software and apps in therapy to increase the intensity without driving up the cost.
Would therapy help you?
Are you concerned about your own skills? Are you worried about your child or your student? Our diagnostic checklist will help you group your observations so you get more clarity. It will also highlight the solutions that are available through Neuroplan Treatment Services.
POOR ORAL COMMUNICATION
Do listeners have trouble understanding what the person is saying? Is articulation unclear? Is sentence grammar inaccurate?

POOR FOCUS, CONCENTRATION & PLANNING
Does the person have trouble with attention, setting priorities and getting things done on time? Does the person have trouble being an active listener?

LEARNING DISABILITIES
Does the person struggle with academics in spite of having lots of potential? Does the person do well in verbal and relational areas, but struggle with paperwork and administration?

LANGUAGE PROCESSING DIFFICULTIES AND DYSLEXIA
Does the person have trouble asking questions or explaining something in the right sequence?

DIFFICULTIES RELATED TO AUTISM
Does the person have rigid preferences? Does the person have strong attachments to objects or routines?
