Speech-Language Pathology Clinic
The ability to communicate our feelings, basic needs, and thoughts is taken for granted by most people; however, there are persons of all ages who are unable to communicate effectively or efficiently. The goal of the LSU Health Sciences Center Speech-Language Clinic is to provide services including prevention, identification, diagnosis, consultation, therapy, remediation and referrals for persons with speech and language disorders.
The Speech-Language Pathology Clinic offers a full range of speech and language services for people of all ages by nationally certified and state licensed speech-language pathologists. Graduate students provide evaluations and therapy under close supervision by certified speech-language pathologists.
Clinic Services
Specialized Services include:
- Speech sound disorders
- Augmentative and Alternative Communication
- Childhood Language Disorders
- Literacy
- Adult and pediatric Dysphagia
- Cognitive-Communication Disorders associated with acquired disorders (such as head injury, ALS, Parkinson’s)
- Early Intervention
- Neurogenic Communication Disorders (e.g., aphasia)
- Social Communication Disorders (autism spectrum disorders)
- Fluency Disorders
- Voice Disorders including Voice Feminization
Clinicians and Area of Focus
- Molly Brouillette, MCD, CCC-SLP - Dysphagia, adult neurogenic disorders and voice feminization
- Leslie C. Lopez, Ph.D., CCC/SLP - Early Intervention; school-age language learning disabilities; Interdisciplinary child health and development research
- Michelle Willis, M.C.D., CCC-SLP - Pre-school language and speech sound disorders
- Brittney Wright, M.C.D, CCC-SLP - Early intervention, autism spectrum disorders, augmentative and alternative communication, aural rehabilitation.
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