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New Horizons Un-Limited Inc.
Callier Center's Augmentative Communication Team has been serving children and adults with severe expressive communication disorders since 1980 and training graduate students at the University of Texas at Dallas since 1981. This program has experienced consistent growth and recognition over the last 22 years.
Children and adults served by ACT have severe speech impairments related to cerebral palsy, head injury, stroke, ALS, or other diagnoses. These individuals have been unable to develop or regain functional speech. ACT is a specialized interdisciplinary team which includes speech-language pathologists, a psychologist, and a physical therapist. ACT clinical services include consultations, interdisciplinary evaluations, communication training/therapy, in-service training, and patient/family counseling. This team works with severely speech impaired individuals and their families to identify ways to use technology, such as voice output computers, to help patients communicate. For more information visit their website or contact them at 1966 Inwood Road, Dallas, Tx 75235, or call (214)905-3000.
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