About

The University of Reading has an excellent reputation for training speech and language therapy students for over 40 years. We have a modern onsite purpose built clinic which enables us to run teaching and placement clinics and to contribute to research. We are able to see both adult and paediatric client groups with a wide range of speech, language and communication difficulties.

Our independent clinics are free and are run at set times within the University academic year. There is always student involvement, ranging from observation to taking responsibility for a small caseload. Students are always working under the supervision of highly experienced speech and language therapists. We ask for consent to make recordings of sessions for teaching purposes. We will ask if you wish to volunteer in any relevant research projects and if you wish to be included on a research database.

We also work collaboratively with the Royal Berkshire Hospital and Berkshire NHS foundation trust and host an RBH adult voice clinic and provide a NHS community clinic service for adults with acquired communication disorders and adults with voice problems.

To access our clinics, we ask you to consent to the sharing of information and reports with NHS therapists, the education setting and any other professionals involved.

Please find more information here Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists: Working with colleagues in multi-provider contexts

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Find us

The Speech and Language Therapy Clinic is based in the School of Psychology and Clinical Language Sciences. Enter the campus via the Earley Gate Entrance. The entrance to the Psychology building is located in Carpark 25.

Download the Whiteknights campus map and directions (PDF – 2.67MB).

There are designated parking bays at the front of the building.

Please collect a parking permit from reception on arrival.

Paediatric Clinic

  • paediatric-slt@reading.ac.uk

Adult Clinic

  • adult-slt@reading.ac.uk