Speech-Language-Hearing Center
Speech-Language-Hearing Center
The University of New Hampshire Speech-Language-Hearing Center (SLHC) is a premier diagnostic and intervention center that serves as a clinical training program for graduate students in the communication sciences and disorders program. The SLHC offers a full range of speech, language and communication services to both children and adults.
Research Updates
The Laboratory for Speech & Language Neuroscience at the University of New Hampshire is currently seeking 5 to 10 year-old children for participation in a treatment study to investigate the efficacy of TEMPO (Treatment for Establishing Motor Program Organization) in Childhood Apraxia of Speech. TEMPO consists of repeated practice of multisyllabic pseudowords with varied stress patterns to improve lexical stress.
Update: The TEMPO Clinical Trials are closed. To learn more about apraxia of speech (AOS) resources at the Speech-Language-Hearing Center, contact Amy S. Plante, Center Coordinator at amy.plante@unh.edu.