Chambers County Community Health and Wellness Center: Speech and Hearing
A speech and hearing clinic was held in August 2022 in LaFayette, AL. Screenings were offered for speech (pronunciation, voice, quality, and stuttering), language (understanding, speaking, memory, and reading), and gearing concerns for children and adults. An audiologist and speech-language therapist were available to answer questions.
For more information about this clinic, contact Erin Reynolds-Peacock at (334) 844-9600 or enr001@auburn.edu.
6 to 8 million Americans have some form of language impairment and 1 in 5 Americans have hearing loss in at least one ear.
Stay connected to the people who matter to you by keeping your hearing functioning at its best. This helps you feel a part of something, helps you perform at your best, and keeps your mind stimulated and sharp.
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Beyond just verbal communication, speech-language pathology can enhance your potential to understand others. It can also help you with swallowing and breathing issues and give you skills to organize and identify thoughts, needs, and feelings to help build meaningful relationships with others.
FREE SCREENINGS AND WALK-INS WELCOME DURING CLINIC HOURS.
Last Updated: October 20, 2022