The Duquesne University Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic is a modern, fully equipped clinic that serves the greater Pittsburgh community. People of all ages, races, religions, and ethnic backgrounds, from all walks of life, and with all types of communication disorders come to the Clinic for assessment and treatment.

Clients are billed or their insurance is charged for Clinic services. In support of the Department, School, and University mission, a liberal sliding fee payment scale is available. This insures access to these valuable services for all members of the Pittsburgh community. Additionally, the Clinic is supported by fundraising done by the Duquesne University chapter of the Delta Zeta sorority.

The Clinic is organized around several specialty programs including:

• Adult Neurogenics (aphasia, brain injury, dysarthria)
• Language Disorders
• Stuttering (pediatric, adolescent, adult)
• Articulation and Phonology
• Voice Disorders
• Auditory Processing and Aural Rehabilitation

Supporting the specialty programs are eight spacious treatment rooms equipped with state-of-the-art video and audio equipment to record therapy sessions. This not only allows students to watch and critique themselves, but also helps insure that no data from a session are missed. Each treatment room is adjacent to an observation room, allowing clinical instructors, members of client’s families, and students to watch therapy via a see-through mirror. Additionally, there is a combined client computer and AAC lab, joint hearing testing and voice recording/analysis facilities, and a variety of student resources.

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