Our student clinicians are studying to become speech-language pathologists. They work with clients under the supervision of licensed speech-language pathologists who are certified by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA). During this two-year graduate program, students participate in hands-on clinical experiences. These opportunities help them become effective and exceptional speech-language pathologists in schools, hospitals, and private care. We pair academic requirements and student availability with client needs as we schedule services, plan offerings, and forecast service durations.
Services/What We Treat- Aphasia
- Apraxia
- Autism spectrum disorders (ASD)
- Childhood apraxia of speech (CAS)
- Cleft plate
- Cognitive-communication deficits such as memory
- Dysarthria
- Pediatric feeding difficulties
- Social communication impairments
- Speech sound disorders
- Stuttering/fluency
- Swallowing difficulties (dysphagia)
- Traumatic brain injury and concussions
- Voice and resonance disorders
Cost
The BYU Speech and Language Clinic is pleased to waive all fees for services at this time. BYU students also receive all services free of charge. There is a small no-show fee of $25 charged if a client does not show up for a scheduled session.
Operating Hours and Seasons
The clinic is open from September through mid-June, consistent with the academic calendar for fall and winter semesters and spring terms at BYU. Clinic hours are Monday through Thursday from 12pm to 6pm and closed on Friday.
Clinic Manager
Suzanne Sawyer-EspinozaClinic Manager801-422-7865158 TLRBsuzanne.sawyer@byu.edu

Clinical Educators
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Kerstine Hart
Clinical Educator
801-422-6462
159 TLRB
kerstine_hart@byu.edu
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Anahi DeRobles
Clinical Educator
801-378-1162
156 TLRB
anahi.derobles@byu.edu
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Larkin Reeves
Clinical Educator
801-422-5756
140 TLRB
larkin_reeves@byu.edu
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Julie Stewart
Clinical Educator
801-378-1851
159 TLRB
julie.stewart@byu.edu
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Jessica Harrison
Clinical Educator
801-422-0081
156 TLRB
jessica_harrison



