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Service Dog Onboard for Class of 2024 M.S in Speech-Language Pathology Graduate

Our recent graduate, Madison Evans, and her service dog, Sunny, are featured in this article.


Services at the Youngerman Center for Communication Disorders

See Youngerman Center Provides Speech-Language and Hearing Services Across the Lifespan.
Audiology and Speech-Language Services at the Youngerman Center are open to the campus & community. Community members may call for an appointment at 716-673-3203.
 


Stroke/Head Injury Support Group

Our Fall 2024 Meetings are on Tuesdays at 3 p.m. in E148 Thompson Hall on these dates:

  • September 17
  • October 1 & 15
  • November 5 & 19
  • December 3

The Youngerman Center is offering support group meetings for stroke and head injury survivors and their family members during the Fall 2024 semester. A typical group meeting includes activities to assist stroke and head injury survivors use compensatory strategies to improve their communication skills, to provide educational information, and to provide an opportunity to socialize and share experiences. Light refreshments are provided.
Meetings are free and open to stroke/head injury survivors and their families. The Youngerman Center recognizes that there are individuals in our community whose insurance benefits for therapy have been exhausted but whose hopes for improvement remain.
Please contact Julie Williams, Coordinator (Julie.Williams@fredonia.edu, 716-673-4618 or 716-673-3203) for more information about attending this group.


Friday, October 25, 2024: Continuing Education Conference

Foundations of Oral Function: Exploring Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders (OMDs) and Tethered Oral Tissues (TOTs)

Further information, including registration options, here.


Continuing Education Conference: Trauma-Informed Care for Providers, with Rachel Archambault

Thank you to Rachel Archambault M.A CCC-SLP for presenting on Trauma-Informed Care for providers on Friday, October 13, 2023 at SUNY Fredonia. 55 providers, including speech-language pathologists, social workers, nurses, billers, and graduate students attended.  The positive feedback regarding the presentation is a testament to Rachel's commitment to and knowledge of Trauma-Informed Care and the difference it can make in people's lives.

Thank you again, Rachel!

Rachel Archambault infront of Fred sign       Conference group


Are you a prospective student?

Our program is happy to host you. Contact CDS Graduate Advisor Tim Overbeck (overbeck@fredonia.edu) to schedule your visit.

 

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