Potomac River Clinic

Comprehensive audiology services for children and adults with hearing loss, including assessments and ongoing management.

Therapeutic interventions to develop speech, language, and listening skills through auditory‐verbal techniques.

Occupational therapy services to support functional skills, sensory processing, and daily living activities.

Clinical psychology services to address socio‐emotional and behavioral needs of children and adults with hearing loss.

Early intervention combining direct services for infants with hearing loss and parent support groups.

Summer program enhancing vocabulary and literacy for deaf or hard-of-hearing children from marginalized backgrounds using interactive reading techniques.

Professional development and coaching across audiology, speech-language pathology, child development, and psychology for external programs and professionals.

Ongoing collaborative research projects and evidence-based publications on language development and cognitive functions in children with hearing loss.

Contract audiological screenings provided by licensed audiologists for schools, childcare centers, and other programs.

Speech-language screenings conducted by certified speech-language pathologists for outside programs and institutions.

ABR testing offered through community outreach to assess auditory nerve and brainstem function in young children.