Our clinic provides services for adults who are experiencing difficulties communicating, swallowing, or with using their voice. We support adults with speech and stuttering difficulties, as well as those requiring augmentative and alternative communication. We are a Medicare Part B provider.
Services At a Glance
We provide evaluation and treatment services for adults with:
- Neurologic communication disorders secondary to stroke, TBI or neurologic disease and disorder
- Transgender voice and communication
- Speech disorders
- Physical and functional voice pathologies and disorders
- Stuttering and cluttering
- Communication difficulties secondary to hearing loss
- Use of speech generating devices
- Lee Silverman Voice Treatment (LSVT)
- Developmental language disorders in adults
- Evaluations and support to enhance presentation style and professional communication skills, including accent modification.
Our team of speech-language pathologists work with graduate student clinicians to provide state-of-the-art services to thousands of people each year. All of the clinic faculty hold Arizona licensure and certification from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA).
Information and Scheduling Appointments
Physician offices: feel free to use this referral form
Please download and complete one of our Adult Case History forms.
For neurological difficulties:
For voice difficulties:
You may mail, fax the form to our secure fax machine (520-621-9901), or email it to us. Please include any copies of evaluations or progress notes, physician notes, or other therapy notes with the case history form if you have them available. The clinic offers a variety of individual and group programs, including outreach activities. We welcome physician, community and self-referrals.
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