Jeanne McHugh

Jeanne McHugh began her career as a Speech-Language Pathologist at an Easter Seals Center in Marion, Ohio and then moved to Lansing, Michigan where she worked in a private practice.  She started supervising speech-language pathology graduate students at Michigan State University.  Now at The George Washington University Speech and Hearing Center for the past 30 years, she supervises graduate students primarily working with clients managing stuttering, cluttering and issues with rate of speech.

Previously Jeanne also supervised graduate students providing speech therapy to clients with neurogenic communication disorders and at an off-campus therapeutic nursery program for preschool children in Washington, DC. Diagnoses included cerebral palsy, autism, intellectual disability, emotional and behavioral problems and Down syndrome.