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UCF Communication Disorders Clinic - Full Overview

https://healthprofessions.ucf.edu/cdc... - UCF’s Communication Disorders Clinic offers cutting-edge diagnostic and treatment services to people of all ages with communication and hearing challenges. The clinic treats clients across the lifespan — from toddlers developing speech and language to adults who have lost speech, language or swallowing due to disease or trauma. We are proud to have nationally and internationally recognized clinical educators who are committed to preparing the next generation of speech-language pathologists. The University of Central Florida’s Communication Disorders Clinic offers cutting-edge diagnostic and treatment services to people of all ages with communication and hearing challenges. We treat clients across the lifespan — from toddlers developing speech and language to adults who have lost speech or language due to disease or trauma. The clinic is equipped with instrumentation for voice and resonance evaluations as well as for swallowing evaluations. A full audiological suite is also available, with instrumentation for diagnostic audiometry for children and adults and hearing aid evaluations. Service delivery models vary and include once a week, multiple sessions a week and intensive therapy. Intensive therapy is available for persons with fluency disorders, such as as stuttering or cluttering, and for persons with aphasia, including stroke survivors, at Aphasia House. The clinic also houses the UCF Listening Center, for children and adults who are deaf and hard of hearing. The clinic partners with the FAAST Atlantic Region Assistive Technology Demonstration Center, which affords clients the opportunity to explore the use of low-to-high-tech devices to assist with communication and other cognitive issues. Services • Accent Reduction • Acquired Neurogenic Communication Disorders • Articulation and Phonological Disorders • Augmentative and Alternative Communication • Fluency Disorders • Hearing Disorders • Language Disabilities • Language-Based Reading and Writing Disabilities • Swallowing Disorders • Traumatic Brain Injury • Voice and Resonance Disorders