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University of Illinois Speech-Language Pathology Clinic is a university-based clinic in Champaign, Illinois, at 2001 S. Oak St., Suite B. The clinic is part of the College of Applied Health Sciences and the Department of Speech and Hearing Science. Its speech-language pathology services are available to people in Champaign-Urbana and surrounding areas of Illinois, with care offered in person and through telehealth. The clinic serves children and adults across the life span and provides both diagnostic and therapeutic services in individual and group formats. Care is delivered by graduate student clinicians under the supervision of licensed and nationally certified speech-language pathologists.
According to the clinic website, services address a wide range of communication and swallowing needs, including aphasia and other neurological communication difficulties, apraxia of speech, dysarthria, articulation and phonology disorders, augmentative and alternative communication, dysphagia, feeding, language disorders, accent modification, reading and spelling disorders, stuttering, and voice concerns. The clinic also notes voice training for the transgender community. Its care model emphasizes personalized treatment, communication goals tailored to the individual, caregiver observation opportunities, and access to research-informed practice and an extensive library of evaluation and therapy tools. Faculty members listed on the site include Jennifer Dahman, Abby Franz, Debbie Harper, Clarion Mendes, Kara Rollins, and Amy Strohman. The faculty profiles highlight interests such as speech sound disorders, language and literacy, voice, dysphagia, aphasia, pediatric feeding, gender-affirming voice and communication training, acquired motor speech disorders, and augmentative and alternative communication. The clinic states that it aims to improve communication and quality of life in the community while also supporting graduate clinical education.
2001 S Oak St B, Champaign, IL 61820
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