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Meet SLPA Krupa! 💜

Krupa is a Wilfrid Laurier University graduate from the Youth and Children Studies Program. Krupa developed an innate desire to work with the paediatric population during her earlier years. Post graduation, Krupa specialized in Behavioural Science at Humber College after learning her love for individuals on the Autism Spectrum, and began her career as an ABA therapist. Working with ASD and paediatrics with exceptionalities really sparked an interest for the world of Speech and Language as Krupa had spent so much of her time with non-verbal individuals. Her love and passion for this field only continued to grow when she later decided to take another big leap and further her education to then pursue the Communicative Disorders Assistant program at Georgian College.

Krupa’s areas of focus include; Early Language Learners, Language Delays, Social Skills, Autism Intervention (ASD), Childhood Apraxia Of Speech and Motor Difficulties, Literacy, Fluency Disorders, Articulation & Phonology, Stuttering and AAC. Krupa is also a trained NLA clinician in Gestalt Language Processing (GLP). Over the course of her career she has diverse experience working in various different settings, some of which include; clinics, schools and community based settings. Krupa is a member of Speech-Language and Audiology Canada (SAC) and is Reg. CDAAC. Krupa is also a trained classical dancer. She has been performing for over 25 years. The stage has been her favourite ground for as long as she can remember!

Languages: English, Tamil, Hindi, Gujarati

⚽🏆 Ervin is officially in FIFA World Cup 2026 mode!

✔️ Practicing chants
✔️ Talking tactics
✔️Cheering for every goal

At Two Can Talk, we know that communication, teamwork, and having fun are what bring people together...both on and off the field!

🇨🇦 Go Team Canada! 🇨🇦

Meet SLP Da Yeon! 💜

Da Yeon (Yeon rhymes with sun!) is a graduate of the University of Alberta with a Master of Science in Communication Sciences and Disorders. She has experience working with children with language delays, articulation and phonological disorders, autism, and literacy challenges. She has also worked with adults in the following areas: articulation, business communication, and accent modification.

Da Yeon focuses on building a connection with families to create functional goals while striking a balance between having fun and learning. She utilizes person-centred and family-centred approaches to therapy and collaborates with families to ensure their needs are met through ongoing feedback.

Languages: English, Korean

June is Aphasia Awareness Month 💜

Aphasia is a communication disorder that can affect a person's ability to speak, understand language, read, and write. It is most commonly caused by a stroke or other brain injury, but it does not affect intelligence.

This month, we recognize the strength and resilience of individuals living with aphasia and the important role that communication partners, families, and healthcare professionals play in supporting meaningful communication.

At Two Can Talk, we believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to connect, express themselves, and participate fully in their daily lives.
Join us in raising awareness, promoting understanding, and helping make communication accessible for all.

A big thank you to SLP Sruthi for leading a Lunch & Learn on the topic of Auditory Memory in Language Development: What Actually Matters in Therapy?

Our team enjoyed learning together, with clinicians joining both in person and virtually to expand their knowledge and strengthen their clinical skills.

At Two Can Talk, we are committed to ongoing learning and professional development so we can continue providing evidence-based, high-quality services to the individuals and families we support. 💜

Introducing our *NEW* Fun with Food! group 🍓👩‍🍳✨
SUMMER 2026

Working on communication through hands-on food activities! Kids build language, social skills, and independence in a fun and supportive environment.

Ideal for kids with ASD, ADHD, and/or those needing language and social communication support 💭
Led by a Speech-Language Pathologist

Our little chefs will be hard at work; following directions, taking turns, and exploring new foods 🧑‍🍳✨

Spots are limited -contact us to register!
📧 [email protected]

Back again by popular demand!

🎨 FUN WITH ART! Group - SUMMER 2026

At TCT, we’re working on communication through art 💬
Through engaging hands-on activities and a variety of art technique, kids build language, social skills, and connection in a fun and supportive environment.

Ideal for kids with ASD, ADHD, and/or those needing language and social communication support 💭
Supervised by a Speech-Language Pathologist.

Our artists are hard at work expressing ideas, taking turns, and building confidence through play-based learning 🖌️✨

Spots are limited - contact us to register!
📧 [email protected]