TinyEYE, based in Saskatoon, Canada, was among the first companies to move school speech therapy onto the internet, and it still works mainly through education systems rather than parents. Districts contract for blocks of SLP time; children join sessions from a school computer with staff nearby. The platform is proprietary and game driven, built so a six year old stays engaged for the whole slot, and the company also supplies occupational therapy and mental health services.
Sensible for schools that cannot fill a therapist vacancy locally, including remote and rural districts across North America and abroad. Families cannot simply sign up and pay for a course the way they would with a consumer practice, so a parent route usually starts with a request to the school team.
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