H.A. Leeper Speech & Hearing Clinic
Contact Us
General Inquiries
Tel: 519-661-2001
Fax: 519-661-2042
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Appointment Inquiries
Speech and Hearing Clinic
519-661-2021
TykeTalk/Infant Hearing
519-661-2001
Hours of Operation
Monday to Friday
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Clinic Manager
Romina Yepiz
519-661-2111 x87680
Email: ryepiz@uwo.ca
Mailing Address
H.A. Leeper Clinic
Elborn College Rm 1231C
(see map)
1201 Western Road,
Western University
London, ON, Canada
N6A 1H1
Speech-Language Pathology Services
Our speech-language pathology services are available to anyone in the public who is living with specific communication disorders including: voice disorders, stuttering, and adult speech and language disorders resulting from a neurogenic diagnosis (stroke, brain injury, Parkinsons etc).
Our goal is to improve the quality of life for our clients by providing them with the best possible comprehensive assessment and treatment options.
Assessment and Individualized Treatment
Treatment for:
- Children and adults with voice disorders
- Adults with dysarthria, apraxia, and other oral motor/ speech difficulties
- Adults living with aphasia, including spouses, family members, and other partners
- Children and adults who stutter, on an individual basis
Group Programs
- Group Therapy for people with aphasia
- Intensive Summer Group Programs for children and adults who stutter
- Group Refresher Programs for people who stutter
- After School Group Programs for children who stutter
Clinical Faculty
We have two full-time and three part-time clinical faculty speech-language pathologists who supervise graduate students in their Masters program in Speech-Language Pathology. They are registered members of the College of Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists of Ontario (CASLPO).
Service Availability
The availability of speech and/or language services varies depending on the time of year (academic term).
Winter Term (January - April)
- Individual therapy sessions (45-60 minutes) once per week for 8-10 weeks
Spring Term (May - August)
- Individual therapy sessions (45-60 minutes) once per week for 7-8 weeks
Fall Term (September - December)
- Individual therapy sessions (45 minutes) once per week for 8-10 weeks
- Group therapy program (75-120 minutes) one per week for 7-9 weeks
Services Offered/Fees
Clients eligible for speech and/or language services will work with registered Speech-Language Pathologist to determine the most effective treatment option.
Service | Price (CDN $) |
---|---|
Initial speech and/or language assessment | $100 |
Speech and/or Language Therapy Options | |
Neuro Group Therapy (8-10 sessions; spring and fall) | $175 |
Individual Therapy: Term (8-10 sessions; winter, spring and fall) | $300 per term |
Individual Therapy: Per Visit (winter, spring and fall) | $50 per visit |
Lee Silverman Voice Therapy (winter and spring) Includes assessment and therapy (50-60 mins; 5 times/week for 4 weeks) |
$500 |
Fluency Camp (summer) - 6 hours/day for 10 days | $400 |
School-Age Fluency Therapy Groups | $250 |
Intensive Fluency Day Camp (summer term only) | $400 |
Client Selection/Referrals
- Self referrals are welcome for Fluency and Neuro Therapy Services
- Voice and Lee Silverman Voice Therapy Services require a referral from an Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) specialist
- All eligible referrals may be added to a waiting list
- Clients are selected according to:
- Type of difficulty/problem
- Client availability
- Available appointments/time slots
PLEASE NOTE: The H.A. Leeper Speech and Hearing Clinic is a teaching and research facility. All clinic services will be provided by graduate students under the supervision of a qualified Audiologist or Speech-Language Pathologist. Student observation and participation in appointments and the audio and/or video recording of appointments will occur and is essential for educational and clinical supervisory purposes.
The H.A. Leeper Speech and Hearing Clinic does not offer volunteering opportunities. Clinical resources are dedicated exclusively to students in the Master of Clinical Science in Audiology or Speech-Language Pathology or combined programs.