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Online speech therapist
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ORA, ONLINE CONSULTATION
Speech Therapy, Academic Support, and Psychology Online
ORA is a teleconsultation platform where you can find a multidisciplinary team that is qualified and trained in teleconsultation techniques. All time zones are covered thanks to our practitioners based all over the world.
The benefits of online speech therapy, academic support, and online psychology are numerous. Patients no longer need to travel or be on long waiting lists before getting an appointment. It helps to fight against medical deserts and under-served areas that involve difficulties in accessing specialized care such as speech therapy.
For expatriates, it’s an ideal solution, as it is not always easy to find a French-speaking practitioner close to home.
Moreover, the patient finds themselves in an environment that is familiar to them: their home.
An appointment at home, at a chosen time, with an interactive tool such as the computer, guarantees successful and effective sessions. In fact, for certain issues, online sessions can be more effective (ADHD, dyspraxia, etc.).
The benefits of online speech therapy, academic support, and online psychology are numerous. Patients no longer need to travel or be on long waiting lists before getting an appointment. It helps to fight against medical deserts and under-served areas that involve difficulties in accessing specialized care such as speech therapy.
For expatriates, it’s an ideal solution, as it is not always easy to find a French-speaking practitioner close to home.
Moreover, the patient finds themselves in an environment that is familiar to them: their home.
An appointment at home, at a chosen time, with an interactive tool such as the computer, guarantees successful and effective sessions. In fact, for certain issues, online sessions can be more effective (ADHD, dyspraxia, etc.).






