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Therapy Service Providers This list is a work in progress. If you no6ce missing informa6on, please email: Dion Dhillon at [email protected] List of therapists and agencies that provide publicly funded therapies. EIT & SAT Name of Facility Communies Served Services Provided EIT only EIT & SAT SAT only SDA 11 Kootenays BOUNDARY FAMILY & INDIVIDUAL SERVICES SOCIETY Grand Forks, Midway, Rock Creek, Chris6na Lake, Big White EIT & SAT KOOTENAY FAMILY PLACE Castlegar, Trail, Rossland, Warfield, Fruitvale, Genelle EIT only OT, PT, SLP, IDP, SCD KOOTENAY KIDS SOCIETY Nelson, Salmo, Creston, Kaslo and Slocan Valley EIT & SAT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 05 SOUTHEAST KOOTENAY SAT only SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 08 KOOTENAY LAKE Nelson, Salmo, Creston, Kaslo and Slocan Valley EIT & SAT OT, PT, SLP SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 20 KOOTENAY-COLUMBIA Trail, Rossland, Warfield, Fruitvale, Genelle SAT only SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 51 BOUNDARY Grand Forks, Midway, Rock Creek, Chris6na Lake, Big White SAT only East: Williams Lake, 100 Mile House (outreach), Kamloops, Chase (outreach), Salmon Arm, Sicamous (outreach), Revelstoke, Enderby, Vernon Interior Health Early Childhood Development Speech Language Pathology West: Nelson (outreach to Kaslo, Salmo, Slocan Valley – to Slocan City), Trail (Rossland, SLP Fruitvale, Beaver Valley, Genelle, Warfield), Cranbrook, Kimberley, Invermere, Golden, (Note - Elk Valley and Creston served by MCFD contracts with SD5 and SD8) SDA 12 Okanagan INTERIOR HEALTH AUTHORITY Central: Kelowna, Pen6cton, Summerland, Oliver/Osoyoos EIT only SLP NORTH OKANAGAN NEUROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION EIT only Pen6cton, Naramata, Kaleden, Okanagan Falls, Oliver, Osoyoos, Keremeos, Cawston, Hedley, OSNS Child & Youth Development Centre OT, PT, SLP Olalla, Princeton, Tulameen, Coalmont, Summerland PENTICTON AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY RESOURCES SOCIETY EIT only SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 22 VERNON SAT only SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 23 CENTRAL OKANAGAN SAT only SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 53 OKANAGAN-SIMILKAMEEN SAT only SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 67 OKANAGAN SKAHA Pen6cton, Kaleden, Summerland, Naramata SAT only OT, PT, SLP STARBRIGHT CHILDREN'S DEVELOPMENT CENTRE ASSOCIATION EIT only SDA 13 Thompson Cariboo Shuswap CARIBOO CHILCOTIN CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTRE ASSOCIATION EIT & SAT COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS (REVELSTOKE) SOCIETY EIT only INTERIOR COMMUNITY SERVICES EIT only INTERIOR HEALTH AUTHORITY EIT only SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 19 REVELSTOKE SAT only SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 73 KAMLOOPS/THOMPSON EIT & SAT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 74 GOLD TRAIL Clinton, Cache Creek, Ashcroe, Lyfon, Lillooet, Seton Portage, Shalalth, Gold Bridge EIT only SLP SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 83 NORTH OKANAGAN-SHUSWAP SAT only Salmon Arm, Canoe, Sicamous, Malakwa, Enderby, Kingfisher, Mabel Lake, Ranchero/Deep SHUSWAP CHILDREN'S ASSOCIATION Creek, Silver Creek, Mara, Grindrod, Sorrento, Blind Bay, Eagle Bay, Tappen, Carlin, White Lake, EIT only OT, PT, SCD, IDP, FASD Keyworker Balmoral THOMPSON NICOLA FAMILY RESOURCE SOCIETY (AKA Children’s Therapy & Family Lillooet, Ashcroe, Lyfon, Cache Creek, Clearwater, Chase, Barriere, Kamloops, Merrif, Clinton, EIT & SAT OT, SLP, PT, SCD, Family Support, Au6sm Resource Centre) Logan Lake, Savona Program SDA 21 East Fraser FRASER HEALTH AUTHORITY EIT only FRASER VALLEY CHILD DEVELOPMENT (1982) SOCIETY EIT & SAT SEABIRD ISLAND BAND EIT only SDA 22 North Fraser Richmond, Vancouver, Burnaby and the North Shore – for EIT programs BRITISH COLUMBIA CENTRE FOR ABILITY ASSOCIATION SAT OT Program – North Shore Only – North and West Vancouver EIT only CHILDREN'S and WOMEN'S HEALTH CENTRE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA BRANCH* (SunnyHill) SAT only FRASER HEALTH AUTHORITY EIT & SAT !1 RIDGE MEADOWS CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTRE SOCIETY EIT & SAT SHARE FAMILY AND COMMUNITY SERVICES SOCIETY EIT only THE SIMON FRASER SOCIETY FOR COMMUNITY LIVING EIT & SAT SDA 23 South Fraser B.C. FAMILY HEARING RESOURCE SOCIETY EIT only FRASER HEALTH AUTHORITY EIT only REACH CHILD AND YOUTH DEVELOPMENT SOCIETY EIT only THE CENTRE FOR CHILD DEVELOPMENT OF THE LOWER MAINLAND EIT & SAT SDA 24 Vancouver/Richmond BRITISH COLUMBIA CENTRE FOR ABILITY ASSOCIATION EIT only SMALL TALK SOCIETY FOR DEVELOPMENTAL LANGUAGE DISORDERS IN PRESCHOOL AGED EIT only VANCOUVER COASTAL HEALTH AUTHORITY EIT & SAT SDA 24 Coast/North Shore BRITISH COLUMBIA CENTRE FOR ABILITY ASSOCIATION SAT only HEILTSUK KAXLA SOCIETY EIT only OT, PT, SCD, IDP, FASD Key Worker, and INCLUSION POWELL RIVER SOCIETY Powell River EIT & SAT Family Support Services NUXALK NATION EIT only SEA TO SKY COMMUNITY SERVICES SOCIETY Squamish, Whistler, Pemberton EIT & SAT OT, PT, FASD, IDP, SCD SUNSHINE COAST COMMUNITY SERVICES SOCIETY Langdale, Keats Island, Gambier Island, Gibsons, Sechelt, Pender Harbour EIT & SAT OT, PT, IDP, SCD VANCOUVER COASTAL HEALTH AUTHORITY EIT & SAT SDA 31 South Vancouver Island CLEMENTS CENTRE SOCIETY EIT & SAT VANCOUVER ISLAND HEALTH AUTHORITY+ EIT & SAT SDA 32 North Vancouver Island CAMPBELL RIVER AND DISTRICT ASSOCIATION FOR COMMUNITY LIVING EIT & SAT CHILDREN'S AND WOMEN'S HEALTH CENTRE OF BC EIT only Comox Valley (Courtenay, Comox, Cumberland, Hornby and Denman Islands, Comox Valley COMOX VALLEY CHILD DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION Regional District) EIT & SAT OT, PT, SLP, IDP, AIDP, SCD, ASCD D.R. REHAB INC. Port Hardy, Port McNeill, Port Alice, Alert Bay, Tsointula, (Northern Vancouver Island) EIT only PT DISTRICT 69 FAMILY RESOURCE ASSOCIATION EIT only GROW CHILD DEVELOPMENT & OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY EIT only LAICHWILTACH FAMILY LIFE SOCIETY Campbell River, Quadra Island, Cortez Island, Gold River, Tahsis, Sayward EIT only OT, SLP, AIDP, ASCD NAMGIS FIRST NATION EIT & SAT NANAIMO CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTRE SOCIETY EIT & SAT PORT ALBERNI ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDREN WITH DEVELOPMENT DISABILITIES EIT only SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 85 VANCOUVER ISLAND NORTH EIT only VANCOUVER ISLAND HEALTH AUTHORITY EIT only SDA 41 Northwest KITIMAT CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTRE ASSOCIATION EIT & SAT NORTHERN HEALTH AUTHORITY EIT only SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 52 PRINCE RUPERT SAT only TERRACE CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTRE SOCIETY EIT & SAT THE BULKLEY VALLEY CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTRE SOCIETY EIT & SAT SDA 42 North Central NORTHERN HEALTH AUTHORITY EIT only Quesnel, Kersley, Wells, South Hixon plus the Indigenous communi6es of the Lhtako Dené QUESNEL AND DISTRICT CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTRE ASSOCIATION Na6on, the ?Esdilagh First Na6on, the Nazko First Na6on, and the Lhoosk'uz Dené Na6on EIT & SAT OT, PT, EISLP, IDP, SCD North Cariboo Aboriginal Family Program Society Quesnel AIDP, ASCD THE BULKLEY VALLEY CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTRE SOCIETY EIT & SAT !2 THE CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTRE OF PRINCE GEORGE AND DISTRICT ASSOCIATION EIT & SAT SDA Northeast CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTRE SOCIETY OF FORT ST. JOHN AND DISTRICT EIT & SAT Fort Nelson, Fort Nelson First Na6on, Prophet River First Na6ons (Northern Rockies Regional FORT NELSON FAMILY DEVELOPMENT SOCIETY EIT & SAT OT, PT, IDP, SCD Municipality) SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 81 FORT NELSON EIT & SAT SOUTH PEACE CHILD DEVELOPMENT SOCIETY Dawson Creek, Tumbler Ridge, Chetwynd EIT only OT, PT, SLP, IDP, SCD OT Occupa6onal Therapy PT Physical Therapy SLP Speech and Language Pathology IDP Infant Development Progam AIDP Aboriginal Infant Development Program SCD Supported Child Development ASCD Aboriginal Supported Child Development EIT Early Interven6on Therapy SAT School-Aged Therapy FASD Fetal Alchohol Spectrum Disorder !3.
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