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Speech and language therapy can benefit many individuals with aphasia and lead to improved communication.

Midwestern University’s Speech-Language Pathology Program is pleased to announce the return of its Family Literacy Night events, in partnership with the Glendale Library.

Join the Speech-Language Institute program to improve speech, voice, recognition, and swallowing.

Cognitive health is an important part of our daily lives and can be effected by age. Learn more about steps that can be taken to improve cognitive health.

Information on swallowing disorders and how a Speech-Language Pathologist can help.

Importance of hydration and tips to increase your fluid intake.

Learn about Parkinson disease and how various therapy options may help.

Pediatric feeding disorder (PFD) is a newly classified diagnosis for children from birth to 18 years of age who have trouble with eating.

Midwestern University is proud to announce that the Speech-Language Pathology team now offers pediatric diagnostic and therapeutic swallowing services for children from birth to 8 years.

Tips for communicating with someone who has aphasia.

As children develop language skills between two and five years of age, they might experience a period of normal disfluency.

The Midwestern University Speech-Language Institute now also offers online telehealth sessions at affordable rates, in order to provide continuity of care to our clients.

Midwestern University’s Multispecialty Clinic in Glendale is meeting the challenge of the COVID-19 pandemic and state and local social distancing mandates by providing telehealth services to our community patients.