Nonprofit
Aphasia Center of West Texas
Agency Details
AN OVERVIEW
Many people wonder after an aphasia diagnosis and traditional treatment, what comes next?
The Aphasia Center of West Texas serves those with expressive aphasia, receptive aphasia, global aphasia, or primary progressive aphasia. The Aphasia Center is a safe place to access a network of support. Individuals and their loved ones learn aphasia communication strategies and practical tips of living with aphasia.
Members pay a low monthly fee to attend and scholarships are available to those who qualify. Our programs offer a variety of activities to practice adaptive communication techniques, develop meaningful friendships, and regain independence through a client centered approach. Our goal is not to treat aphasia medically, but to provide an aphasia toolbox for members and families who live life with aphasia’s challenges.
At the heart of our mission are the individuals with aphasia who inspire us by their courage, motivation, and resilience proving that there is LIFE after aphasia.
Type
Nonprofit
Map Location
- 5214 Thomason Drive, Midland County, Midland 79703, Texas, Midland County
- 432-699-1261
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info@aphasiawtx.org
- https://www.aphasiawtx.org/
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Aphasia Center of West Texas
Nonprofit