The Pauline K. Winkler Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic is located in the Joy S. Emery Educational and Clinical Services Center and provides a full range of diagnostic and therapy services for clients of all ages with all forms of communication problems.
The Winkler Clinic is part of the Communication Sciences & Disorders graduate degree program which is accredited by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA), and is a New York state approved early intervention and preschool evaluation and service delivery site. As such, we maintain high standards in the provision of comprehensive assessment and intervention services. All professional services are provided using evidence-based approaches and the most current techniques available.
The Communication Sciences & Disorders Department embraces a philosophy of clinical service delivery that is consistent with the ethical standards, scope of practice, and current standards of practices of ASHA. It is our goal to serve individuals with communication disorders in the most effective and humane manner possible and to ensure that our students commit themselves to this fundamental clinical value. Our department strives to foster the development of our students’ values to allow them to hold paramount the well-being of clients and their families/caregivers.
The Winkler Clinic offers a variety of services for adults and children with articulation, fluency, voice/reasonance, receptive/expressive language, swallowing, cognitive aspects, communication modalities, and hearing. These include:
Most services are provided by graduate clinicians who are supervised by faculty and clinical staff members holding a New York state license and ASHA’s Certificate of Clinical Competence. Our faculty and staff are nationally recognized for their expertise in a variety of communication disorders.
The Winkler Clinic offers reasonable rates for its assessment and intervention services and accepts a variety of medical insurance plans if the subscriber’s policy covers speech services. Prior to scheduling an appointment, please complete the appropriate case history form and insurance registration form provided here. Submit both forms with a prescription from the referring physician and a copy of your insurance card to the Winkler Center Receptionist.
We are excited to offer another session of the Council for Effective Communication (CEC) stuttering treatment program for the Spring 2019 semester at Saint Rose.
The 10-session series is held weekly on Mondays, beginning on February 4th. We offer individualized treatment to maximize daily communication abilities and quality of life for clients with fluency disorders.
Click here to learn more about CEC, including how to register and make payments. If you are interested in signing up, please email stuttering@strose.edu or call 518-485-3092 by January 7th. Late registration can be explored if necessary. Virtual participation is an option and can be discussed for those outside of the Capital Region.
Mon-Thurs, 9am-6:00pm
Friday, 9am-3:00pm
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