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Stroke & Aphasia Recovery (STAR) Program

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Stroke & Aphasia Recovery (STAR) Program

The Stroke & Aphasia Recovery (STAR) Program is a community outreach program of Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (TTUHSC) School of Health Professions serving people in the Lubbock, Texas, and surrounding areas.  From September through May, the STAR Program provides free, weekly small group meetings for people with aphasia and other communication challenges due to left or right hemispheric stroke, traumatic brain injury, and/or progressive diseases.  During the first 2 weeks of June, the STAR Program offers a free summer aphasia arts day camp/program.

The TTUHSC Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic offers fee-based individual speech-language evaluation and therapy services.

Call 806-743-9050 for more information.

Services Offered

Services

Conversation grpups (Both Virtual or In Person)
In person and virtual
 Tuesdays 10-11am Central Time

Aphasia Arts Summer Program (Day Camp) (In Person)
In person
 Monday through Thursday, 1st 2 weeks of June

Individual Speech-Language Therapy (In Person)
In person
 Individually scheduled M-F 8am-5pm

Contact

Address
3601 4th St. Stop 6073
LUBBOCK
Texas
79430
United States
First Name
Melinda
Last Name
Corwin
Email
melinda.corwin@ttuhsc.edu
Website
Category
Aphasia Camp, Care partner support groups, Communication Groups, Complementary Services: Art Therapy, Music Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Individual aphasia services, Primary Progressive Aphasia Services, Research Study Opportunities, and Aphasia Support Groups

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