Aphasia Book Club
This group focuses increasing communication and socialization for adults with aphasia or other neurogenic communication disorders through a structured book club activity.
This semester we are reading and discussing The Boy who Harnessed the Wind by William Kamkwamba. Book club is held Wednesday afternoons at 2:30 PM in the Sorenson Center for Clinical Excellence. Book club is a free community service. Participants are encouraged to purchase their own book or audio book.
To register for this group please contact Tracy Cowley at (435) 797-1375 or sorensonspeech@usu.edu
Caregiver Burnout Seminar
Join us for a seminar focusing on burnout. This seminar is free and is open to anyone who cares for a loved one.
April 10th, 6pm Mountain Time via Zoom
Register in advance for this meeting.
Please contact Dallas Spencer with any questions at dallas.spencer@usu.edu.
Disability and Me
Join us for a 10-week open process group exploring your personal experience with chronic illness and/or disability (CID).
Whom to contact: Sorenson Center at sorensoncrc@usu.edu or Jakob Newlon at jakob.newlon@usu.edu.
Cost: Up to $25/class, with option for sliding scale fee
Psychoeducation and Support Group for Parents
Join us for a free 60-minute group for the community to learn and get support, with each night featuring a different professional from clinical psychology, applied behavior analysis, speech-language pathology, clinical rehabilitation counseling.
Whom to contact: Chelsea Jones c.jones@usu.edu.
Cost: Free
Social Language Group
This group focuses on increasing communication and socialization skills in children. Currently running a group for 9-12 year olds, Wednesday at 4:00 PM, cost $45 per session (insurance or sliding fee scale available). USU Speech and Language Clinic in the Sorenson Center for Clinical Excellence.
To register for this group please contact Tracy Cowley at (435) 797-1375 or sorensonspeech@usu.edu