Clinic

The University at Buffalo Speech-Language and Hearing Clinic is pleased to announce the expansion of the Social Language Program for Children with Asperger’s and Autism. During the school year, the program offers two 50 minute sessions per week, including 25 minutes of group therapy and 25 minutes of individual therapy.

The University Clinic offers services for children and adults diagnosed with an auditory processing disorder(APD). Typically those with an APD have normal hearing, but have trouble efficiently and effectively processing or interpreting auditory information.

The University at Buffalo Speech-Language and Hearing Clinic has a unique therapy program for adults who have been diagnosed with a central auditory processing or language learning problem.

People who have been diagnosed with a central auditory processing disorder often exhibit one or more of the following difficulties:

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On-Line Hearing Aid Guide

Visit the On-Line Hearing Aid Guide to learn more about hearing aids, hearing loss, and the hearing aid industry. These pages were assymbled by graduate students in CDS 557, Spring 2002, under the direction of Dr. David A. Eddins. Ross Cushing, a student in that class, merged five independent sites to create this one, user-friendly resource for consumers, professionals, and other students. Link to the On-Line Hearing Aid Guide (not yet available).

Audiology Grand Rounds

CDS 530 Audiology Grand Rounds is offered each spring semester. Community audiologists are welcome to attend and may earn ASHA CEUs. Please contact Dr. Sue Roberts (srobert@buffalo.edu) for a copy of the most recent schedule.

The University at Buffalo Speech-Language and Hearing Clinic offers a diverse clinical experience for graduate students in the Department of Communicative Disorders and Sciences (CDS). It is a graduate training facility accredited by the American Speech-Language and Hearing Association (ASHA). The clinic provides a variety of services to those with speech, language, and hearing needs aging from infancy to adulthood. The speech-language clinic is particularly noted for specialty programs in the areas of preschool speech and language, school-age language and learning, child and adult fluency, aphasia, laryngectomy, Asperger's syndrome and autism, child and adult central auditory processing, aural habilitation and rehabilitation with a specialty in cochlear implant therapy, instrumental voice evaluation, and augmentative communication. The Audiology clinic also provides a variety of services including: hearing testing, central auditory processing evaluation, auditory brain-stem response (ABR) testing, oto-acoustic emissions testing, tinnitus retraining, aural rehabilitation, and hearing aid fitting.

The UB Speech-Language and Hearing Clinic offers four Summer Intensive Programs:

Language, Literacy, and Auditory Processing Program