Summer Programs
Summer is a great time to Discover the Magic. The USLHC summer programs provide opportunities for children to maintain and grow their communication skills during the summer break.
Cougar Communication Groups: Discover the Magic
These intensive summer therapy groups are for children ages 18 months (about one and a half years) and older. They are designed to improve speech and language skills and maintain progress made during the school year. Our summer program features adjusted tuition for families with lower incomes, small groups with a ratio of 1 clinician to 2 children and fun activities. Groups focus on a specific disorder area, such as language, articulation/phonology, social skills, fluency and voice skills. These groups are especially appropriate for children who do not receive public school services during the summer.
Cougar Communication Groups 2024 Flyer English Spanish
CCG 2024 Registration Form English Spanish
Child & Adolescent Case History Form
Click here to view the magic from past summers.
Sound Wizards
Sound Wizards is an intensive telepractice speech sound specialty clinic for upper elementary and middle-school-aged children working on their speech sounds. This clinic offers an intense focus on targeted sounds in drill practice, conversation, and group activities.
Reading Wizards
Reading Wizards is a specialty clinic offered for school-aged clients to focus on developing and strengthening literacy skills. Reading is a continuously developing skill and requires a different focus depending on the client's age and needs.
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Page Turners Adult Literacy Clinic
Page Turners is a book club for adult clients who wish to develop or strengthen their literacy skills. All services provided via telepractice.
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SwIFT: Swallowing Intervention/Feeding Therapy
The Swallowing Intervention/Feeding Therapy Clinic (SwIFT) offers dysphagia assessment, education and intervention for children, adults and caregivers. Our program focuses on providing evidence-based treatment to individuals with feeding and swallowing difficulties. Our goal is to serve as a resource in our community for education on swallowing dysfunction, guidance on diet recommendations and completion of compensatory and restorative treatment.
Appointments for Summer Programs/Clinics
Email uslhc@uh.edu or call 713.743.0915