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The CSULB Speech-Language Clinic is a University-based clinic which provides comprehensive diagnostic and therapeutic services for children and adults who present with speech and language disorders

12/22/2025

Thank you to the students, faculty, and staff for a wonderful semester! We marked another successful term, and we are so proud of our students. 🎉 From our CSULB SLP family to our alumni, current students, the clients we worked with, off-campus supervisors, faculty, and all those who support our department and clinic—thank you for everything you do. Wishing you a wonderful winter break and happy holidays! ❄️🎁

12/16/2025

Look at this incredible group! 🌟 Our 2nd-year graduate cohort just wrapped up their 4th semester and completed their first externship spanning schools, hospitals, and private clinics! We are so proud of all your hard work, dedication, and growth. 💪 The finish line is in sight – just one more semester until those well-deserved diplomas! 🎓

12/12/2025

🥳Congratulations to our 2025 cohort on successfully completing their first semester of their SLP Graduate program! 🎊👏 The group came together for a pizza celebration 🍕to recognize their hard work in both academic and clinical foundations.🧩🗣 We look forward to supporting their ongoing development as future speech-language pathologist. 🌟 Keep up the great work! Go Beach!

12/05/2025

🌟🎤 CSULB at ASHA 2025! 🌊💛
A huge congratulations to our incredible undergraduate students, 1st-year and 2nd-year graduate clinicians, alumni, and faculty who are presenting at the ASHA Convention this year! 🧠📚✨

From innovative research to impactful clinical projects, our Beach presenters are contributing to the largest gathering in the speech, language, and hearing professions — and we couldn’t be more proud. 💬👏

Thank you for representing CSULB with excellence, curiosity, and leadership. Go Beach SLPs! 🌊🎓💛

11/19/2025

🌟Recognizing Megan Jameson (B.A. Class of 2021), a CSULB SLP alum who's making a difference in the field of Speech-Language Pathology! 🌟

Megan's career📚🌱: I am currently an SLP in Richmond, KY at a pediatric clinic! This is where I have developed a passion for pediatric feeding and swallowing, specifically as it pertains to tethered oral tissues (TOTs) and lactation. Thanks to my employer, I have been able to do additional training in TOTs and have plans to pursue my IBCLC in the future. Helping babies and young children learn to nurse and eat effectively has been extremely rewarding! I also love learning from the amazing OTs that I work side by side with during our co-treat sessions. I cannot wait to further my knowledge in the field and continue helping patients eat safely and assist mamas feed their babies!

How CSULB SLP helped shape her career🧩🗣: CSULB sparked my initial interest in dysphagia and set me up with a great foundation of knowledge in the field. Thanks to NSSLHA hosting a panel of SLPs, I was able to speak with a pediatric dysphagia specialist. I loved hearing everything she had to say about her job and couldn’t wait to learn more! After taking Dr. Alani’s dysphagia course, I was sold! Even though his class was challenging, I am thankful I started my graduate program with a head start on my knowledge in feeding and swallowing.

Megan's advice to current students💛: The sky is the limit! Our field has so much to offer so, explore every opportunity and every specialty before deciding on one. They are all great but, once you find your passion you will be unstoppable! The days might be long now and the studying may seem endless but, the people you help and the hearts you touch are worth it all! 💛☁️

11/14/2025

🌟 Student Spotlight! 🌟
A huge congratulations to Ximena Avalos, who has been selected to serve as the Undergraduate Student Representative for the Hispanic Caucus of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) for 2025–2027! 🎓✨

In this national leadership role, Ximena will collaborate with students and professionals across the country to promote advocacy, diversity, and community engagement within the field of speech-language pathology. 💬🤝

We are so proud to see a CSULB student representing our community — way to go, Ximena! 💛🌊

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11/12/2025

🎓 We had a successful hybrid Fall 2025 Undergraduate Workshop! 🎉

Thank you to all the undergrad students who joined us both in person and via Zoom on 10/30. We had great discussions about major requirements, advising, graduate programs, and career options.

A special shoutout to Dr. Shriya Basu for coordinating and leading the workshop, and to CHHS Advising Assistant Director Sneha Hamilton for joining us.

Stay tuned for additional workshops this semester — updates will be posted on our Undergrad Canvas site! 💻📚

11/07/2025

🌎✨ The ASHA Convention is the largest annual gathering for speech, language & hearing professionals—and CSULB is proudly representing! 🎤🧠

Our incredible faculty and student presenters will be showcasing cutting-edge research, advancing clinical practice, and making waves in the SLP/AuD community 🌊📚

Join us in celebrating their dedication, innovation, and leadership! 👏🎉

11/05/2025

Recognizing Lorena Montoya (B.A. Class of 2024), a CSULB SLP alum who's making a difference in the field of Speech-Language Pathology! 🌟

Lorena's career: I'm a SLPA for an amazing school district, I get to work with all school grades from pre-k to high school kiddos. I have the pleasure of working in different school sites, which gives me the opportunity to meet and work with different SLP's. I also do in-home speech therapy for a private practice as well as telehealth.

How CSULB SLP helped shape her career: I honestly would not be where I am if it weren't for the amazing professors at CSULB. The program itself helped me feel capable and when I had any doubts my professors were also willing to answer any question or concern. The SLPA practicum helped me by being hands on and be able to experience and interact with so many wonderful kiddos. It gave me a perspective in what type of setting would be best for me.

Lorena's advice to current students: Some advice I would give other students would be to ask as many questions as you can, interact with your professors. Go to office hours and really create a relationship with others in the program. Make friends who will be there side by side studying and support each other not only in the program but also beyond, at the end the speech pathology community is small and you will see your classmates and professors once you begin your career, and finally try and have fun enjoy the program and what it offers.

11/03/2025

🗣️💛 Cohort 2025 Student Advocacy Day!🌊✨
This is your chance to make a difference! Join fellow CSD students and NSSLHA chapters to raise your voice with Congress in support of the SERVICE Act (H.R. 2829) — strengthening Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) by reducing payments, expanding eligibility, and ensuring fair access to loan relief for public service workers. 🎓💬

📄 Get informed with the one-page issue brief and then send a letter to Congress to advocate for affordable student loans and repayment options. Your voice matters! 🖊️💛

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11/01/2025

🎃👻 Spooky Season at The Beach!🌊💛
Our 1st- and 2nd-year SLP graduate students were in the Halloween spirit this week — bringing creativity, laughter, and a little spooky fun to the clinic! 💬🧡

From clever costumes to festive smiles, we love seeing our students balance hard work and holiday cheer. 🕸️✨

Happy Halloween from the Beach SLP family!

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10/31/2025

🌟 Alumni Spotlight!🌊💛
We’re so proud to highlight Lena Davis, M.A., CCC-SLP, proud CSULB alum and owner of Savvy Speech, Inc.👏

Lena and her team are making incredible strides in supporting communication and social connection through their newest initiative — the PEERS Informational Workshop, a free virtual session designed for parents and stakeholders to learn more about social skills training programs for preschoolers, adolescents, and young adults. 💬🤝

Even more exciting, Savvy Speech, Inc. recently won the Be A Light Challenge, powered by The Barnabas Group and AmPac Business Capital, earning a $5,000 award to expand their impactful work! 💡🎉

We’re so proud to see our alumni leading with purpose and innovation — congratulations, Lena! 👏✨

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Address

1250 Bellflower Boulevard , LAB Building Room 1118
Long Beach, CA
90840

Telephone

+15629854583

Website

https://www.csulb.edu/college-of-health-human-services/speech-and-language-clinic

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The CSULB Speech and Language Clinic has given internship opportunities to students and prepared graduate students for their careers. Most importantly, the clinic has served children and adults with speech and language disorders who could not receive treatment elsewhere. This was made possible through our donation-only system which has made a positive impact in the lives of our patients and our community.