Center for Speech and Language Disorders
Monmouth University’s Center for Speech and Language Disorders
Monmouth University’s Center for Speech and Language Disorders is providing rehabilitation services to the neighboring community.
Therapy is provided weekly throughout the semester by a Monmouth University graduate speech-language pathology student clinician under the direct supervision of a NJ licensed Speech-Language Pathologist who is certified by ASHA (the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association). The Center offers both group and individual treatment.
The Center does not currently accept medical insurance. Referrals are accepted from school personnel and physicians, however they are not required. A registration fee is required each semester
For more information please call 732-263-5487 or e-mail MUSpeechCenter@monmouth.edu.
Treatment Services
The center offers evaluation and treatment in a wide variety of areas including:
- Augmentative communication
- Accent modifications
- Aphasia
- Apraxia
- Articulation disorders
- Auditory processing disorders
- Autism
- Cognition
- Dementia
- Language disorders
- Neurological impairment
- Phonological disorders
- Stroke
- Stuttering
- Voice disorders
The Center for Speech and Language Disorders provides a unique opportunity for students to acquire the hands-on clinical experience needed to achieve clinical excellence. The Center partners with the surrounding community to provide evidence based diagnostic and treatment for persons with communication disorders. The Center is located two miles from the main campus and houses 9 state of the art treatment rooms. Students deliver both individual and group treatments to clients beginning in their second semester. This distinctive and professional environment offers a remarkable experience for our graduate students.
For Clients: Case History Forms
Before your appointment, please print and fill out the appropriate case history forms. Either bring the forms with you on the day of your appointment to the Center for Speech and Language Disorders, or mail them a week in advance with the following address on the envelope:
Monmouth University
ATTN: Center for Speech and Language Disorders
Graduate Center
400 Cedar Avenue
West Long Branch, NJ 07764
Brittany L. Khan, M.S., CCC-SLP
Director, Center for Speech and Language DisordersEmail: bbonner@monmouth.edu
Phone: 732-263-5974
Center for Speech and Language Disorders
Located in the Monmouth University Graduate Center
185 State Highway 36
West Long Branch, NJ 07764
Building C
Phone: 732-263-5487
Email: MUSpeechCenter@monmouth.edu
Important Dates
Fall 2023
- Monday, Sept. 18: First Day of Sessions
- Saturday, Oct. 14, to Tuesday, Oct. 17: Clinic Closed, University Fall Break
- Wednesday, Oct. 18: Sessions Resume
- Wednesday, Nov. 15: Clinic Closed, 2023 ASHA Convention (Boston, MA)
- Wednesday, Nov. 22, to Sunday, Nov. 26: Clinic Closed, University Thanksgiving Recess
- Wednesday, Dec. 6: Last Day of Sessions
Spring 2024
To Be Determined
Our center serves both pediatric and adult clientele under the professional supervision of licensed clinicians who are certified by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association. Monmouth’s Center for Speech and Language Disorders also provides a dynamic group experience for persons with aphasia.
Directions to the Center
The University’s facility at the Monmouth Park Corporate Center is located across from Shore Regional High School on the westbound side of Route 36, approximately two miles from the main Monmouth campus. Most people enter from Eatontown Boulevard/County Road 537.
Proceeding on Route 36 East: take the jug handle (left turn) for County Road 537. The entrance to the complex is located just after you cross Route 36, on the left-hand side. From there, proceed to where you see the Monmouth University Health Sciences Center sign on the building to the right.
Proceeding on Route 36 West: veer right onto Eatontown Boulevard/County Road 537 (near La Quinta Inn) and enter Monmouth Park Corporate Center on the left. You can also enter the complex directly from Route 36.
For more information please call 732-263-5487.
