Speech and Language Therapy Clinical Skills Area

Speech and Language Therapy Clinical Skills Area

The Speech and Language Therapy Clinical Skills Area (CSA) is a dedicated workspace for our Speech and Language Therapy students, used extensively for taught seminars in core disciplines such as phonetics and linguistics.

The CSA houses our anatomy models and 25 workstations with specialist fonts and software for phonetic transcription, acoustic analysis, hearing impairment simulation, and more.

Students are encouraged to utilise the CSA outside of timetabled sessions, practicing with tools and media to support and extend their learning, as well as for informal practice with our extensive range of assessments and therapy materials used in clinical practice. Specialist materials for conditions such as fluency disorders and hearing impairment are supplemented by AAC devices and wider child-and adult-focused resources targeting any and all domains of speech, language, and communication.

You can also find NEAThome by using What3Words: ///formed.woke.posts

Wheelchair access can be located at the front of the building.

Speech and Language Therapy Students in Learning Session
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Two Speech and Language Therapy students
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