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E-mail: jennifer.mozeiko@uconn.edu
Address: Aphasia Rehab Lab, HDC RM 108
Office, PCSB RM 217
Dept. of Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences
Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aphasiarehablab/

Lab News

  • Aphasia Rehab Lab featured in UConn Today
  • Aphasia Group Member, Ted Philips, in the news!
  • ASHA 2019- Simplifying Discourse Analysis for Clinical Use
  • Adults over 45 wanted for research study
  • Aphasia Group’s Got Talent
  • Aphasia Rehab Lab represents at LangFest 2019
  • Sarah Arnett wins IDEA Grant.
  • Kaleigh Frame awarded Summer Undergraduate Research Fund!
  • Aphasia Rehab Lab accepting applications for RA position
  • Our publication was featured in the Language and Brain Lab Newsletter
  • Aphasia Group Member Featured in the News!

About the Aphasia Rehab Lab

Research in this lab is focused on the optimization of aphasia rehabilitation.  Specifically, we are investigating how clinicians can manipulate the neuroplastic response to treatment for the best possible language outcomes. Dosage, durability of treatment over time and generalization of gains to discourse production are predominant themes in much of our work.

Interested in aphasia research? Follow us on Twitter- @jenmozeiko or on Facebook

Collaborators

UConn Acquired Language Disorders Lab
UConn Language and Behavior Cultural Lab

The Aphasia Rehab Lab has moved! Visit us in room 108 of the Human Development Building.

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