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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “UCLL”

U-M Aphasia Program February 2020 Session

February 3, 2020 Events, News, UCLL, UMAP

The U-M Aphasia Program February 2020 session is beginning soon! Our intensive, individualized speech therapy program may be the right choice for you if you’re trying to rebuild communication skills after a stroke or head injury that left you with…

Practice your communication with the U-M Aphasia Community Group!

January 8, 2020 Events, Group Therapy, News, UCLL, UMAP

A new session of the U-M Aphasia Community (UMAC) group is starting soon and the new year is the perfect time to recommit to building your communication skills. All in the aphasia community are welcome to join, regardless of…

Searching For Teletherapy, Finding UMAP

December 13, 2019 Success Story, UCLL, UMAP

Stacy and Rhetta Johnstone Hometown: Ventura, California Stacy and Rhetta Johnstone have been together for 40 years. “We kinda grew up together,” said Rhetta. “It’s always been fun being with Stacy.” After Stacy’s stroke in 2016 and subsequent aphasia and…

UMAP Remains Responsive to Client Experience, Expands Tech and Individual Offerings

December 9, 2019 News, UCLL, UMAP

In response to client feedback and in keeping our program tuned to client needs and wants, the U-M Aphasia Program (UMAP) is now offering additional individual therapy and increased access to teletherapy for people with aphasia. As part of the…

UMich Depression on College Campuses Event

CANCELLED: 2020 Depression on College Campuses Conference

March 18, 2020 Events, General, News, Psych Clinic, UCCF, UCLL

This event has been cancelled. Early registration is now open for the 18th annual Depression on College Campuses Conference at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. The conference, Diversity, Equity, and Belonging, is set for March 18-19, 2020. Each…

Article: UMAP and the Power of Intensity

February 21, 2018 News, UCLL, UMAP

The University of Michigan Aphasia Program (UMAP) wrote an article about the importance of intensity in treating aphasia, a communication disorder that results from damage to certain parts of the brain following stroke, illness, or injury. The article appeared in…

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