Affiliate Highlight: TTUHSC Stroke & Aphasia Recovery (STAR) Program

This is the first post in our newly relaunched affiliate highlight series. We’re turning our eye to TTUHSC Stroke & Aphasia Recovery (STAR) Program in Lubbock, Texas.

Learn What Makes TTUHSC Stroke & Aphasia Recovery (STAR) Program Unique

The mission of the Stroke & Aphasia Recovery (STAR) Program at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center is to maximize communication and life participation for persons and their families who are affected by aphasia and other communication challenges.

Here Are Some of the Services They Offer

The STAR Program offers a total of 10 hybrid (in-person + virtual) small groups, including one group called Caregivers Network.

They Have Great Success Stories

Members of each of the 10 groups decided upon their group names. Groups include The Incredibles, Chatterboxes, Stroke of Genius, Pilgrim’s Progress, Happy Faces, Wired Warriors, Comeback Kids, Minds of the Roundtable, Wise Guys, and Caregivers Network.

The Pandemic Changed a Few Things…

The STAR Program offers a total of 10 hybrid (in-person + virtual) small groups, including one group called Caregivers Network.

They Specifically Offer

Services specifically for people with primary progressive aphasia
Support groups or counseling specifically for caregivers
Online discussion groups, support groups, events, or online one-on-one therapy

A Few Last Things You Should Know

Call 806-743-9050 for additional information or read the STAR Brochure 2021.

More Information

Do you live in the Lubbock, Texas area? Contact the TTUHSC Stroke & Aphasia Recovery (STAR) Program for speech services and support groups.

The NAA is highlighting our affiliates to connect people with aphasia and caregivers to their services and to celebrate the amazing work they’re doing.