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UEA Adult Speech and Language Therapy Community Clinic
The UEA Neurological Speech and Language Therapy Community Clinic supports people living with acquired neurological conditions by providing assessment and therapy.
Speech and Language Therapy takes place in Queen’s Building at the University of East Anglia or online. Sessions are delivered by speech and language therapy students and supervised by qualified clinicians and researchers.
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Clinic Structure
Participants attend twice weekly speech and language therapy sessions for four weeks, led by students who create an individual treatment plan with each person.
Who can attend?
We welcome adults with the following conditions:
Stroke
Traumatic brain injury
Parkinson’s Disease
Motor Neurone Disease
Voice Disorder
What we offer
Small group and individual speech and language therapy
Patient-centred treatment plans
Assessment and therapy
Supervision from experienced clinicians and researchers
Our vision
We aim to create an accessible space where people with neurological conditions can benefit from high-quality speech and language therapy and the supportive environment of a teaching clinic. By bringing together patients, students, clinicians and industry partners, we work to improve independence, confidence and recovery while helping train the next generation of speech and language therapists.
Register your interest
If you would like to be considered for a future clinic block, please complete our expression of interest form.
Expression of Interest FormFor more information, please contact e.manzi@uea.ac.uk