Our Services

Diagnostic and therapeutic services are available for the following areas:

Speech-Language Pathology

• Autism Spectrum/Social Disorders
• Developmental Language Delays
• Articulation Disorders
• Phonological Disorders
• Neuromotor Disorders (including Cerebral Palsy, Parkinson's Disease, Apraxia, and Dysarthria)
• Fluency Disorders
• Voice Disorders
• Voice Therapy for Persons in Transition
• Laryngectomee
• Accent Reduction
• Language
• Developmental Delays
• Acquired Language Disorders (due to trauma, illness, or disease processes)
• Aphasia and Related Disorders (groups sessions also available)
• Reading and Spelling Disorders
• Language-Learning Disabilities
• Cognitive-Linguistic Changes from Traumatic Brain Injury
• Attention-Deficit Disorder

Audiological Services

• Complete Hearing Evaluations for Adults and Children
• Middle Ear Function Studies
• Oto-acoustic Emissions
• Evaluation for Auditory Processing Disorders in Children, Adolescents and Adults
• Hearing Screenings (both on- and off-campus)
• Hearing Aids Sales and Service
• Analog, Programmable, and Digital Hearing Aids
• Personal FM Systems and/or Auditory Trainers
• Audiological Rehabilitation Therapy Services
• Personal Hearing Aid Orientation
• Auditory Learning Therapy for Children with Hearing Loss
• Hearing Protection/Conservation (Including Custom Swim Plugs, Noise Protection Plugs and Musicians Protection Plugs)
• Tinnitus Management

The GWU Speech and Hearing Center does not discriminate against any person on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, handicap, or veteran status. The University is subject to the District of Columbia Human Rights Law. Inquiries concerning the applications of the policy and federal laws and regulation concerning discrimination may be directed to Dr. Marianne R. Phelps, Associate Provost, GWU Rice Hall, Washington DC 20052; or to the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights of the Department of Education.