Clinics and Programs

Our highly experienced and licensed Audiologists provide hearing evaluations, auditory processing evaluations, tinnitus and hyperacusis evaluations, and treatment of auditory disorders across the lifespan.

Our Accent Management program is recommended for individuals who have good oral English proficiency skills but still struggle with specific sounds or language use.

Aphasia is a language disorder that can impact auditory comprehension skills, verbal expression, reading and writing. Aphasia rehabilitation involves speech-language therapy to improve language skills, as well as training the use of compensatory strategies to facilitate communication.

Difficulties with cognition, including attention, memory, and executive function, can make communicating with others difficult. Treatment for cognitive-communication disorders can help improve language and social aspects of communication.

The overall goal of the AAC clinic is to provide access to expressive communication using all of one's communication modalities such as gesture, voice, voice output technology, no tech communication boards, etc. in order to create a customized communication system.

Our program offers differential diagnosis and treatment of speech sound disorders, with a focus on childhood apraxia of speech.

JASPER (Joint Attention, Symbolic Play, Engagement, and Regulation) is a play based treatment approach that targets the foundations of social communication and uses  naturalistic strategies to increase the rate and complexity of social communication.

The stuttering program addresses education about stuttering, encourages communication challenges, addresses emotional, social and cognitive aspects of stuttering, incorporates fluency enhancing and modification strategies, and encourages individuals to break-down communication fears to be a more confident and effective communicator.

Our clinic provides comprehensive, individualized evaluation and therapy for adults with neurodegenerative conditions affecting communication, cognition, and swallowing, including Parkinson's disease, Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, and Multiple sclerosis, as well as other related disorders. 

The Think Social! Groups at UB focuses on developing social skills such as being a  productive and interactive part of a group, initiating and maintaining conversations, understanding nonverbal language, and social perspective taking.

Our Transgender Voice clinic is for Transgender or Non-Binary Individuals looking to modify their Voice and Communication to better align with their Gender identity and expression.