Aphasia Group

• Aphasia groups are a supportive place to practice speaking and also to learn from the experiences of others with similar language difficulties. Discussions involve current events, coping with life with aphasia, and language games.
• Book club also available
• To learn more, please contact Jen Mozeiko (jennifer.mozeiko@uconn.edu). 

Brain Injury Alliance of Connecticut

• Brain Injury Support Group for individuals with acquired brain injury (TBI), as well as their family members and caregivers.
• To learn more, please contact André Lindsey (andre.lindsey@uconn.edu)

Fluency Group

• Support group for individuals that stutter.
• To learn more, please contact Jean McCarthy (jean.mccarthy@uconn.edu).

Gender Affirming Voice Group

• Social communication group for individuals who are transitioning or have transitioned. Emphasis is on voice and communication.
• To learn more, please contact Lucinda Soares Gonzales (lucinda.soares@uconn.edu).

Social Skills Group

• Social group for children who struggle using social skills effectively and their parents/caregivers.
• To learn more, please contact Kacie Wittke (kacie.wittke@uconn.edu).