• Occupational Therapy Children's group with two WMU students

    Now accepting new patients

    Outpatient therapy for families, youth and children, autism diagnostic through ADOS evaluation, trauma assessment and treatment, occupational therapy and caregiver co-regulation coaching

  • Unified Clinics building

    Exceptional service

    Multi-specialty teaching clinics serving our community.

  • Audiologist and student clinician train a patient on a new device

    Gold Standard of Care

    The Unified Clinics at WMU provide specialty services to individuals and families across the state.

  • Two student speech clinicians working on communication with two older adults.

    Meeting community needs

    WMU's unique Aphasia Communication Enhancement program has been serving individuals with aphasia for many years through group therapy.


Welcome to the Unified Clinics

The Unified Clinics are one large multi-specialty group practice that was established in 1995 to provide quality “real world” clinical training experiences for students in the College of Health and Human Services at Western Michigan University by meeting authentic community needs in an outpatient clinical setting. The Unified Clinics are an inter-university collaboration that is both an educational and community asset. All services have grown in direct response to an identified community need. The Unified Clinics have the ability to meet very unique community needs due to the availability of a broad range of clinical faculty and many experts in their fields. We're conveniently located at 1000 Oakland Drive in Kalamazoo on the 3rd and 4th floor.

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News

  • Student with therapy dog

    New Therapy Dog training and course announced

    The WMU Therapy Dog Clinic has announced new opportunities for community members and students to learn more about becoming a therapy dog handler and Animal Assisted Therapy.

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  • Dr. Angie Moe with Sunny the Therapy Dog

    Sociology professor, animal therapy clinician has research published

    Dr. Moe will soon be published in People and Animals: The International Journal of Research and Practice, the journal of the International Association of Human Animal Interaction Organizations.

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  • Image of ear

    Audiology doctoral student presents to WMU marching band

    Doctoral student in Audiology, Ajenae McGill, presented to the entire marching band (about 265 students) at the Dalton Center on September 5th.

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  • Speech student helping an elderly woman

    Speech students work with Senior Day Services guests

    Each semester, Allison Mezo, Aphasia Communication Enhancement Speech Clinician at the Western Michigan University Unified Clinics assigns four speech-language pathology students to provide communication support at WMU's Senior Day Services.

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