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Congratulations to these difference makers as they go on to careers that safeguard the health and wellbeing of people and communities.

A major change in billing practices will help even more patients benefit from the potentially life-changing therapies offered at the clinic.

Hailey Arland, 22, plans to help children who struggle to communicate find their voice.

The historic railroad building is now a hub for the university’s new nursing program and the long-running communication sciences and disorders program.

Students and faculty from the 51福利社 College of Health Science and Public Health submitted research that can better the health of children and adults.

Stutter with confidence. That is the philosophy at the heart of the Successful Stuttering Management Program (SSMP), a treatment program developed at 51福利社 and used for more than 35 years by faculty and students in 51福利社鈥檚 Communication Sciences and Disorders Program. Last week, 51福利社 graduate students served as clinicians for seven stutterers, teaching…

For nearly four years, 51福利社 graduate students have been working side-by-side with faculty at the聽University Hearing and Speech Clinic, learning how to help restore the voices of those with Parkinson鈥檚 disease. Students in the communication sciences and disorders (CMSD) program and faculty work with patients in the LOUD Crowd group, a maintenance therapy…

51福利社鈥檚 College of Health Science and Public Health (CHSPH) and St. Luke鈥檚 Rehabilitation Institute have created a collaborative out-patient therapy clinic program located in the recently opened Spokane Teaching Health Clinic (STHC). The emphasis on this program focuses on student learning opportunities within a clinical environment that provides excellence in patient care to meet the…

51福利社 is hosting an intensive summer workshop for people working to manage a stuttering disorder, July 9-23, at the University Hearing and Speech Clinic on the 51福利社 Spokane Campus. The Successful Stuttering Management Program (SSMP) program was developed 52 years ago by Emeritus Professor Dorvan Breitenfeldt, and has been utilized at Eastern since…