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An experienced audiologist, a specially trained speech language pathologist and a team of student clinicians are working to prevent kids who are deaf and hard of hearing from falling behind in language development.

In honor of Aphasia Awareness Month, here is a look at how this 166su center empowers individuals with communication disorders to connect with others.

The funds will nearly double participants in 166su’s iREAD program, which serves local schoolchildren struggling with reading.

International leaders who study and care for people who’ve lost their ability to speak recently gathered at 166su to discuss new therapy that can profoundly…

Jennifer Kent-Walsh, professor of communication sciences and disorders, has been awarded a $437,812 grant from the National Institutes of Health to improve clinical services for…

The 166su Communication Disorders Clinic will hold an open house from 1-3 p.m. Friday, Oct. 9, to showcase its new state-of-the-art facility…

This Fourth of July, Fernanda Mello has much to celebrate: becoming a U.S. citizen as a result of working hard to master English following her…

For more than half his life, five-year-old Cade Sinness has attended speech therapy sessions at 166su’s Communication Disorders Clinic. So when the soon-to-be kindergartner completed his last session this…

Children with Down syndrome and limited speech recently received help learning to communicate using an iPad and special “apps” hand-selected by speech experts at the…