Office of Cheryl D. Lindsay, Speech Language Pathologist

11/11/2025

Babies and toddlers learn through stimulation and imitation. This pup is a great model!
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11/11/2025

LITERACY INFO DROP-IN THIS THURS. NOV.13th 5-7PM Bruce County Public Library PORT ELGIN BRANCH. For all those interesting in volunteering or parents looking for some help. www.sgbyouthliteracy.org for more information on us.

10/23/2025

Tickets on sale NOW! Don't miss out getting your favorite seats. Looking forward to seeing you there.

10/20/2025

10/20/2025

TONIGHT IN DUNDALK! LITERACY INFO NIGHT. SEE YOU AT THE SOUTHGATE LIBRARY BETWEEN 6-7:30PM.

10/06/2025

Autumn Adventures Happen Here

09/22/2025

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I find this so intriguing. This is the mind set of most of the population.
After staying in a hotel recently I was happily surprised that the accessible room, with a roll-in shower had the shampoo, conditioner and bath soap located within reach of the fold-down bench. Hardly ever is it located close enough for someone who uses a wheelchair and is transferred and seated on the bench, to be able to reach it. It’s normally too high or too far on the other end.
What I did find to be really intriguing, is that the hotel decided to put a second set of shower items on the far end up higher. I feel like they thought, “we will put some soaps in a spot where someone seated can reach them and also place more where someone standing can reach them”.
Prime example of people not thinking about Universal design. Universal design means EVERYONE can benefit from it. If the soaps were placed near the bench, someone standing could still reach it too. I didn’t need my own location just because I’m standing.
Cory and I joked about it the entire stay saying “hey, don’t use MY shampoo”, as if we were designated for a certain location. 🤪🤣
I also think businesses don’t need steps. They only need a ramp. It’s much easier to use and to access for all of their guests whether they can walk, use a cane, have a child in a stroller, use a wheelchair, have weak legs, or use a walker. A ramp works for everyone. 🤷‍♀️

09/17/2025

SIGN UP, TODAY! There's still time and room. No previous spelling experience required. Just the desire to...have a good time, laugh, raise a glass and finally learn how to spell "embarrass" properly. See you on September 18th! Bonfire On Queen And thanks to our fabulous sponsors: Joan Stewart Realtor; Paisley freshmart Grocery, Beer, Wine and Coolers; Bud Rier Chevrolet; Bruce Telecom; Wendy Liddle Realtor; CJW Custom Wood Working and Chris at Bonfire for hosting!

09/07/2025

Ann Hagedorn