UW Speech and Hearing Clinic

UW Speech and Hearing Clinic We are the University of Wisconsin-Madison's audiology and speech-language clinic. All care is accessible, culturally competent, and evidence-based.

We provide exceptional care to people of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds. For appointments and referrals, call (608) 262-3951 or email clinic@csd.wisc.edu. In 1914 the University of Wisconsin-Madison opened the first speech clinic in the country. Today, the UW Speech and Hearing Clinic (UWSHC) helps people communicate to the best of their abilities and lead fuller, more productive lives. The audiologists and speech-language pathologists at the UWSHC offer the highest-quality evaluation, treatment, and consultation services for children and adults with speech, language, hearing, and related communication needs. The UWSHC is a teaching clinic where graduate student clinicians provide individualized service under the guidance and supervision of state-licensed and nationally certified speech-language pathologists and audiologists. The UWSHC supports equitable treatment of clients. No individual shall be discriminated against based upon race or ethnicity, nationality, religion, age, s*x, gender identity, disability, or s*xual orientation. We provide all services in a manner consistent with the American Speech Language and Hearing Association Codes of Ethics. The clinic uses a variety of assessment tools, including standardized and non-standardized tests, and procedures developed by students and faculty. When planning treatment, we keep family, caregiver, and client preferences in mind, and use an evidence-based practice approach.

Don't forget to sign up for Storytime Friends! This summer story-based communication enhancement program for children wh...
03/26/2026

Don't forget to sign up for Storytime Friends! This summer story-based communication enhancement program for children who are d/Deaf or hard of hearing is always so much fun!

Echolalia isn’t just repetition—it’s communication, expression, and meaning. 💬✨For many neurodivergent individuals, incl...
03/18/2026

Echolalia isn’t just repetition—it’s communication, expression, and meaning. 💬✨

For many neurodivergent individuals, including those who are Autistic, echolalia can be a powerful and valid way of engaging with the world. This research highlights how educators and communities can better support these communicative strengths through a strengths-based approach.

Let’s move beyond misconceptions and celebrate diverse ways of communicating. 💙

🔎 Read the full article: https://doi-org.ezproxy.library.wisc.edu/10.1016/j.reia.2025.202628
🎉 Learn more about Neurodiversity Celebration Week: https://leader.pubs.asha.org/do/10.1044/2026-0313-aud-slp-neurodiversity-week/full/

🐾 PET OF THE MONTH 🐾Meet Zeva the Diva ✨ — the adorable companion of clinical professor Melanie Buhr-Lawler!According to...
03/17/2026

🐾 PET OF THE MONTH 🐾

Meet Zeva the Diva ✨ — the adorable companion of clinical professor Melanie Buhr-Lawler!

According to Melanie, Zeva is incredibly loving and relaxed. She’s basically a real-life weighted stuffed animal… or a sweet, cuddly shadow that’s always close by.🐱💛

We’re so excited to spotlight the amazing pets in our community!

👍 Give this post a like if you’re enjoying our new Pet of the Month feature!

SLP graduate students attended “Theraball” recently with Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy students. The dance r...
03/13/2026

SLP graduate students attended “Theraball” recently with Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy students. The dance raised funds for the Dewane Neurorehabilitative Pro Bono Clinic that serves under and un-insured patients who need PT, OT and Speech therapy.

Step into the future of Speech Therapy! 🚀🥽Real-life communication doesn’t happen on a worksheet—it happens in the grocer...
03/06/2026

Step into the future of Speech Therapy! 🚀🥽

Real-life communication doesn’t happen on a worksheet—it happens in the grocery store, at a job interview, or in a crowded classroom. That’s why we are bringing the world to our clinic with Virtual Reality!

Why we love using VR in our sessions:

Real-World practice, safely: Clients can practice ordering food at a virtual cafe or giving a presentation to a digital audience, all in a controlled and supportive environment.

Confidence booster: VR allows individuals to face "feared" speaking situations at their own pace, building confidence before taking those steps in the real world.

Immersive learning: VR provides a safe space to practice through repeatable, low-stress scenarios.

Functional rehab: Adult clients recovering from a stroke or aphasia can practice daily living tasks like shopping or navigating a park to bridge the gap between therapy and home.

VR makes any session an adventure! ✨

"Mild" concussion doesn't always feel mild. 🧠🩹If you’ve been feeling "foggy," struggling to find the right words, or fin...
03/05/2026

"Mild" concussion doesn't always feel mild. 🧠🩹
If you’ve been feeling "foggy," struggling to find the right words, or finding it impossible to focus on learning, conversations or work—you aren’t alone.

At UWSHC, we don't just treat speech; we treat the person. Our concussion services help you:

✅ Manage "brain fatigue" so you can get through your day
✅ Return to life activities at a pace that supports best recovery
✅ Collaborate with other providers as needed

Contact our clinic for more information or to schedule an appointment!

March is . Share this post to join us in bringing awareness to the large impact this has on people in our community! Co...
03/04/2026

March is . Share this post to join us in bringing awareness to the large impact this has on people in our community! Contact UWSHC for more information about how we can help you recover from mild to severe brain injury.

🎧 Happy World Hearing Day! 🎧This year’s theme, “From communities to classrooms: hearing care for all children,” highligh...
03/03/2026

🎧 Happy World Hearing Day! 🎧

This year’s theme, “From communities to classrooms: hearing care for all children,” highlights the importance of equitable access to hearing care around the world. Our Au.D. faculty and students are proud to support this mission through clinical care, emerging research, and hands-on, translational learning experiences.

Today, we’re wearing red and blue to represent the traditional right and left ear audiology colors and to show our commitment to hearing health across the lifespan.
Learn more about this global initiative from the World Health Organization:

https://www.who.int/campaigns/world-hearing-day/2026

Join us this Wednesday for a free Gender-Affirming Voice and Communication Workshop! Use the QR code to register so we c...
03/02/2026

Join us this Wednesday for a free Gender-Affirming Voice and Communication Workshop! Use the QR code to register so we can plan accordingly.

**NOW ENROLLING!** Join us for Storytime Friends this summer at UWSHC! This week long story-based communication program ...
02/27/2026

**NOW ENROLLING!** Join us for Storytime Friends this summer at UWSHC! This week long story-based communication program for children who are d/Deaf or hard of hearing is sure to be a blast!

The Wisconsin Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology Association annual conference was attended by both faculty and stu...
02/13/2026

The Wisconsin Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology Association annual conference was attended by both faculty and students last week! We convened in Pewaukee, WI to learn, network and advocate for our profession. Highlights of the conference included:

- Faculty and students presenting on various topics
- A legislative update from our Committee of Ambassadors representatives, Kim Caul & Rachel Lee
- Our undergraduate students winning the Knowledge Bowl (over other GRADUATE student teams!)
- Many UW faculty and students awarded for their contributions to the fieldce

Congratulations to Professor Emeritus of the UWSHC, Trici Schraeder, on receiving the highest honor awarded by the Wisco...
02/13/2026

Congratulations to Professor Emeritus of the UWSHC, Trici Schraeder, on receiving the highest honor awarded by the Wisconsin Speech Language Hearing Association! This award is given to recognize distinguished contributions to the field of communicative disorders.

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Madison, WI
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For appointments and referrals, call (608) 262-3951. In 1914 the University of Wisconsin-Madison opened the first speech clinic in the country. Today, the UW Speech and Hearing Clinic (UWSHC) helps people communicate to the best of their abilities and lead fuller, more productive lives.

The audiologists and speech-language pathologists at the UWSHC offer the highest-quality evaluation, treatment, and consultation services for children and adults with speech, language, hearing, and related communication needs. All care is accessible, culturally competent, and evidence-based.

The UWSHC is a teaching clinic where graduate student clinicians provide service under the guidance and supervision of state-licensed and nationally certified speech-language pathologists and audiologists.

The UWSHC supports equitable treatment of clients. No individual shall be discriminated against based upon race or ethnicity, nationality, religion, age, s*x, gender identity, disability, or s*xual orientation. As a patient or client at the UWSHC, you have certain basic rights and responsibilities. We provide all services in a manner consistent with the American Speech Language and Hearing Association Code of Ethics.