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Nina Mendoza, Speech-Language Pathologist at Maryville University's Walker Scottish Rite Clinic, joins Great Day on KMOV News 4 in the morning to discuss why reading with children is so important and how it can be used to help with speech and language goals! View the TV interview here: KMOV4

Oct. 20, 2023 St. Louis, MO Host John Pertzborn, news anchor with Fox2 News in the Morning, interviews Jacob Gutshall, director of the Walker Scottish Rite Clinic, about stuttering awareness and the Clinic's 35th anniversary. See the whole interview here: Fox2 News Interview  

Ladue News article by Connie Mitchell, May is Better Speech & Hearing Month, and for some of St. Louis’ youngest residents who need assistance, better speech is becoming a reality. Nina Mendoza, a speech-language pathologist with Maryville University’s Walker Scottish Rite Clinic, is providing free speech therapy to children ages 2 to 6 years old at…

KMOV News4 TV anchor, David Amelotti, featured the Walker Scottish Rite Clinic's efforts through virtual technology to provide better access for young children and families to overcome speech and hearing disorders. See the full segment on their website: KMOV News4

KWRE Livewire - Listen Here The Clinic's "KidTalk Outreach Program" in Lincoln County was featured on KWRE Radio on March 3, 2023. Click on the link above to listen to the recorded segment as KWRE Radio host, Mike Thomas, interviewed Jacob Gutshall, Director of the Walker Scottish Rite Clinic, to spread…

Walker Scottish Rite Clinic services featured on: KMOX Total Information AM Total Information AM radio hosts Tom Ackerman and Debbie Monterray invite Jacob Gutshall, Director of the Walker Scottish Rite Clinic based at Maryville University, to talk about speech therapy and what they are doing for preschool aged kids.    

At the 2022 Somewhere Over the Rainbow KidTalk event – to support the Walker Scottish Rite Clinic of Maryville University – Emcee Derrion Henderson, Morning Anchor, WMBF New, Myrtle Beach, S.C., entertained an enthusiastic in-person crowd of 200 people at the Sheraton Westport. Honorary Chairs were Sha Niece and Demetrius Hinton, and Kelli and Nathan…

KMOV - Paige Hulsey. By first grade about 5% of children have a noticeable speech sound disorder, that's according to the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association. Now there is a new resource for these children in North St. Louis. View the full segment here.

Mayor Tishaura Jones and St. Louis Development Corporation presented Quality of Life Awards to the Tabernacle HUB and its partners - including the Walker Scottish Rite Clinic! The award, presented at the Mayor’s Business Celebration Luncheon, recognized the efforts at the HUB to connect city residents of Jeff VanderLou, The Ville, and Greater Ville neighborhoods…

This is a first-time historic national gathering of experts, including speech-language therapists and dyslexia specialists, coming from Alaska to Washington, D.C. The 2022 in-person conference is vital to advancing speech, language and literacy development through sharing breakthrough programs presented by a wide variety of cutting-edge experts. Specialized topics include Speech-Language Pathology & Communication Disorders, Literacy…