The University of Louisiana Monroe Speech and Hearing Clinic evaluates and treats
individuals of all ages who experience communication problems. Currently located in Sugar Hall, the clinic is
an integral part of the Speech-Language Pathology Program and the College of Health
Sciences. Clients may be self-referred or referred by physicians, family members,
allied health professionals, or hospital/school personnel.
The clinic has served the community for more than forty years. The Clinic has contracts with area schools, hospitals, businesses, and the Scottish Rite bodies of Louisiana-Monroe. Adults and children from throughout northeast Louisiana, southern Arkansas, and the Mississippi Delta seek services at the Speech and Hearing Clinic. Annually, more than 400 screenings and evaluations, and over 4000 hours of therapy are provided. Consumer satisfactions surveys conducted at the end of each semester consistently reflect positive ratings about the high quality of services provided.
Under the direct supervision of certified speech-language pathologists, graduate students evaluate and treat clients in the Speech and Hearing Clinic. All faculty members hold the Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC) from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) and are licensed by the Louisiana Board of Examiners for Speech Pathology and Audiology (LBESPA).
The clinic is open Monday - Thursday 7:30 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. and Friday from 7:30 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. All university holidays are observed.
To schedule an appointment please call the clinic at (318) 342-1395, email us at kdshc@ulm.edu, or provide your information using the link below to have the clinic director contact you.
Request More InformationServices are offered on a sliding fee scale. An application for reduced or waived fees is available for all clients.
Common diagnostic and treatment targets:
Common diagnostic and treatment targets:
Intensive reading and writing experience.
Focuses on developing skills and strategies that promote comprehension and age-appropriate reading and writing abilities.
Held in fall and spring semesters.
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Designed to enhance business, social, and academic Standard American English speaking skills.
Clients have included international students, faculty, and other professionals.
Held year round.
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Speech, language, and hearing screenings and prevention activities are offered to
children and adults in Monroe and the surrounding areas year round. If you would like more information about screenings
for your school or organization, please contact the clinic using the contact information
listed above.
Community involvement: