Clinics
Our Clinics
Speech-Language Clinic
Speech-Language Clinic is a donation-based community clinic located on Western's campus.
We offer comprehensive service programs for all ages including adults, adolescents, young children, and infants.
Hearing Clinic
We offer Hearing Assessment and Treatment for all ages.
Our Hearing Aid Bank Program is offers hearing aids to qualified applicants.
Specialty appointments are also available, including balance assessments, cochlear implant candidacy and programming, and more!
Aural Rehabilitation Clinic
Aural rehabilitation (AR) is a specialized therapy approach that is designed to reduce or eliminate the communication difficulties caused by hearing loss.
Our goal is to help each person with hearing loss reach their individual listening, learning, and communication potential.
We Are Accepting New Clients
We accept referrals for new clients. However, because we are a training facility operating on the academic calendar, we have limited appointments compared to most clinics.
Referrals
Western's clinics accept referrals from physicians, and in some cases, educators, other speech-language-hearing professionals, allied health service providers, and directly from clients. Referrals may be faxed to 360-650-4334.
Driving Directions and Parking Instructions
Our clinic lot is now open! If you have visited us in the past year, the lot you will need to park in has changed, please review the directions below.
Please review this document for specific driving directions to the current parking for patients and clients.
Intake and History Forms
Clinic Portal
Please sign into or create an account at the clinic portal.
Hearing Aid Bank
Western's Hearing Aid Bank offers donated hearing aids to those who would not otherwise be able to afford the expense of purchasing hearing aids and maintaining their devices.
Our Services
Services are provided by students in training, closely supervised by certified and state licensed Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists from the faculty and staff. The Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders' graduate program is accredited by the Council on Academic Accreditation (CAA), meeting or exceeding all academic and clinical standards.