The Speech Language Pathology Clinic and Stuttering Treatment Clinic at the University of Ottawa announces spring and summer intensive treatment clinics for full-time clients as well as those
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Next Intensive Group Treatment Clinic
…for Stuttering at the University of Ottawa’s Health Services Department The next intensive group treatment clinic for stuttering will take place July 11th-29th, 2016. The clinic is held at the University of Ottawa Health Sciences building, at 451 Smyth Road, Ottawa, and runs Monday-Friday, 9:00-3:00 p.m. The Clinic will be coordinated by speech pathologist Caroline […]
Ottawa University’s Upcoming Stuttering Treatment Programs
The first intensive treatment clinic of 2016, “under new management” with the University of Ottawa Health Services (UOHS), will be held April 25th to May 10th. Another clinic will be offered this summer from July 10th to July 26th. In addition to some full-time clients, we are looking to fill this clinic with a few […]
Ottawa Hospital To Close Its Stuttering Treatment Clinic After 43 Years!
In its recent round of funding cuts Dr. Jack Kitts CEO of the Ottawa Hospital announced that the Stuttering Treatment Clinic will close at the end of October 2015. Reasons given by the Hospital for closing the clinic are that stuttering is not an illness requiring medical expertise and that the Hospital’s mandate is to […]
OAPWS Talks to First Year U of Ottawa Speech-Language Pathology Students
I had the pleasure (and public speaking now is a pleasure, believe it or not) to be a part of the threesome from the OAPWS that spoke to the first-year speech-language pathology students at the University of Ottawa. For the third year, Mrs. Lynn Metthe, who not only instructs and advises the first-year speech-language students, […]
A Letter of Thanks
The following email was received from Lynn Metthe, Clinical Coordinator, who teaches the first-year speech-language pathology students at the University of Ottawa. “A heart felt THANK YOU to Norm and Laura who volunteered to speak to 1st speech-language pathology and audiology students. Students were moved and inspired by their stories. Their presentation helped set the […]