Stanley Center for Speech and Language Disorders

Assessment and treatment for children and adults with concerns in the following areas:

• Speech
• Language
• Voice
• Fluency
• Accent reduction
• Cognitive impairments (e.g., post-stroke or injury)
• Swallowing

All speech therapy services are provided by SFA speech language pathology graduate students under the supervision of a licensed speech-language pathologist.

Little Jacks is a program for children ages three to four who have receptive and expressive language delays. This program is a language-enriched program that mirrors a pre-k classroom setting including literacy-based language units, craft time, snack time, outside play and centers. The clients participate in 60-minute group sessions two times per week in addition to a 30-minute individualized session two times per week. 

Please call 936.468.7109 for more information.

The Stanley Center for Speech and Language Disorders is providing a two-part therapy program to help those with Parkinson's disease regain and maintain their speaking abilities. This speech therapy program was developed by Parkinson Voice Project in Richardson, Texas, and is being provided in our clinic at no charge to our Parkinson's community.

SPEAK OUT!® – This program typically consists of 8 to 12 individual speech therapy sessions and daily home practice, emphasizing speaking with intent and converting speech from an automatic function to an intentional act. Upon graduation from SPEAK OUT!®, patients transition to the SPEAK OUT!® GROUP.

SPEAK OUT!® GROUP – The SPEAK OUT!® GROUP  is a maintenance program for Parkinson’s patients to continue practicing the exercises learned in the SPEAK OUT!® program and to provide support and encouragement for each other.

SPEAK OUT!® and SPEAK OUT!® GROUP sessions are offered face-to-face or via teletherapy.

For more information on SPEAK OUT!® or SPEAK OUT!® GROUP please visit the Parkinson Voice Project.

Summer Literacy Camps are four-week intervention programs focusing on early through advanced reading skills and storytelling ability, which all foster improved academic language skills, including vocabulary and grammar. Each camp will address different age levels and skills.  Campers will learn these skills in a fun and motivating way.

Speech camps are for children identified as having a speech impairment. During the four-week camps, children will work on specific speech sounds they have difficulty with in a fun group atmosphere. Speech Camp for ages five to seven will be held in June and ages eight to eleven in July.

• Speech and language evaluation     $75
• Speech therapy (per session)*           $15

*We do offer student/employee rates as well as sliding scales based on annual income.

Summer Camp costs will be posted as those events are scheduled at the end of the spring semester.

The Stanley Center for Speech and Language Disorders is open to the public.

Appointments are available from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Thursday.

To schedule an appointment, call 936.468.7109.

• Intake form for adult client
• Case history form for child client

The Stanley Center for Speech and Language Disorders is located on the SFA campus:

Human Services Building, room 202, which is building No. 35 on the campus parking map.

Parking is available on the north side of the building.