Speech and Hearing Clinic
133 Daggy Hall, Washington State University
Pullman, WA 99164-2420
509-335-1509
FAX: 509-335-8357

The Speech and Hearing Clinic is the training facility for the Department of Speech and Hearing Sciences on the Pullman campus. The clinic provides screening, evaluation, and rehabilitative services for a broad range of communication problems.

[also see the Spokane campus' Hearing and Speech Clinic]

Fees are charged for services; however, no one is denied services based on ability to pay.

     Services Available

Evaluation: The clinic provides comprehensive evaluation for speech, language, and hearing, including prescription and fitting of hearing aids and assistive listening devices.

Therapy: Examples for speech, language, and communication therapies include:

• Speech sound production errors.
• Childhood language delays.
• Stuttering.
• Voice problems.
• Speech, language and perceptual deficits associated with hearing impairment.
• Speech and language problems resulting from brain injury or neuromuscular disability.
• Auditory processing disorders related to language/learning disabilities.
• Accent reduction (distance course).
• NEW: cognitive retraining services.

Cognitive deficits include difficulty with attention, impulsivity, memory, problems solving, organization.