When communication difficulties get in the way at home or school, it can be hard to know what to try next. I help you understand what may be happening, choose useful everyday strategies, and review how they work.
We meet virtually for a focused consultation package, with an agreed scope, budget, and endpoint.
James Burden, M.Sc. · Registered Speech-Language Pathologist

17+
Years Experience
Who I Work With
Strengthening teams, systems, and support strategies to better meet the needs of neurodivergent learners.
Building shared understanding and practical approaches that support communication, learning, and participation.
Helping families better understand their child's strengths, needs, and support options.
Author and Educator

I also wrote a practical guide for parents — one that grew out of my years of clinical work and the everyday realities families face.
The philosophy behind the book reflects the same approach that guides my consulting work: Children do best when the adults around them understand the reasons behind their challenges and create environments where they can succeed.
What People Say
Selected excerpts from Google reviews of my past work with families and school teams. These reflect that experience; the consultation packages described here are my current offer.
"His willingness to explore possibilities, discuss issues and strategies with us and our son's school team has paid off tremendously."
Pam Mendoza
"James also takes the time to explain to us how to support our son at home which is very helpful."
Maryam Mahanian
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If you are looking for guidance, collaboration, or support, I would welcome the opportunity to learn more about your situation.

James Burden, M.Sc.
Registered Speech-Language Pathologist
British Columbia
Send a brief note about the guidance you are looking for, and we can discuss whether a focused consultation would be a good fit.
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