Nicole Carty has two Master's/postgraduate degrees in Speech-Language Therapy. She received her first from the University of Neuchâtel in Switzerland, in 2003 ("Diplôme d'orthophonie-logopédie"), and her second from the University of Montréal, in 2006 ("Maîtrise professionnelle en orthophonie"). Nicole Carty Speech-Language Therapist is a member of the OOAQ.
Founder of The Language Clinic in 2007, Nicole Carty aims to provide high quality services at prices that are accessible to the greatest number of families, including those who do not have insurance.
Co-founder of the non-profit blogs Striving for Excellence in Clinical Practice, for speech-language therapists, and Informed Parents, for families.
A member of the Québec Association for Speech-Language Therapists and Audiologists (AQOA), Nicole Carty does volunteer work for the enrichment of clinical practice in Speech-Language Therapy.
Nicole Carty advocates for providing parents with appropriate information about screentime, bilingualism and reading to children. Blogue SOSprof.
She also advocates for the developmental potential of individuals with Down syndrome. RT21 Ressources.
Professional consultant on educational games and Augmentative and Alternative Communication devices (AAC).
Expert in oral and written language development with the cognitive-socialization approach. Specialized in intervention with individuals with Down syndrome. Nicole Carty welcomes a milti-age and multicultural clientele.
Nicole Carty speaks fluent English and French and offers services in both languages.