Pediatric Occupational Therapy & Speech Therapy in Richmond

Our Richmond clinic offers occupational therapy and speech therapy for children from birth through to age 18. We’re located inside the Pacific Autism Family Network, a building designed specifically for autistic people and their families. Our Occupational Therapists and Speech-Language Pathologists use play as the medium to help kids build skills, confidence and connection.

From Vancouver: Take the Arthur Lang Bridge over to Grant McConachie, exit onto Richmond/South Terminal and continue onto Russ Baker Way

From Richmond and Surrey
You can reach us via Highway 99 or Russ Baker Way


We are a short bus ride away from Bridgeport Station on the Canada Line. Nearby bus stops for TransLink routes 412, 403, 410 By car:

Located inside the
Pacific Autism Family Network
3688 Cessna Dr.
Richmond BC V7B 1C7 By public transit:

Our gym spaces provide opportunities for your child to develop gross motor skills and participate in a range of sensory activities. The gyms are equipped with a variety of swings, climbing equipment, a large ball pit and trampoline, as well as tactile play areas.
Our gyms are designed to provide multi-sensory, safe and stimulating learning experiences for your child. The open-plan design provides natural opportunities for peer play and social interaction! Our Richmond clinic is located in the Hub of the Pacific Autism Family Network. The PAFN's core purpose is to be a Knowledge Centre: Bringing together state of the art resources for research, information, learning, assessments, treatment and support; and building capacity to address the lifespan needs of individuals with ASD and related disorders.

We are grateful to be offering services out of a building that was specifically designed to meet the unique needs of children, youth, families, and adults with ASD. Our team often works with our neighbouring service providers to ensure that your child receives collaborative and coordinated therapy services. Our Gym Areas Pacific Autism Family Network Hub

Who We Work With

We work with children with a wide range of needs, including autism, ADHD, sensory processing challenges, speech and language delays, developmental coordination disorder and more. See who we serve.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Pacific Autism Family Network?
The Pacific Autism Family Network (PAFN) is a hub in Richmond that brings together services, resources and support for autistic people and their families. Our Richmond clinic is one of several service providers located inside the building.

Can my child’s therapists work with other providers at PAFN?
Yes. Because we share the building with other service providers, our team often works with them to make sure your child’s therapy is collaborative and coordinated.

What’s in the Richmond gyms?
Our gyms have swings, climbing equipment, a large ball pit, a trampoline and tactile play areas. They’re designed for gross motor and sensory play, with plenty of room for kids to move, explore and play together.

How do I get to the Richmond clinic by transit?
Take the Canada Line to Bridgeport Station, then take a short bus ride on TransLink route 403, 410 or 412 to Cessna Drive.

Is the Richmond clinic open on weekends?
Our Richmond clinic is open Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 6 PM. If you need a Saturday appointment, our Burnaby clinic is open Monday to Saturday.