Programs meet 9 a.m.-noon Monday through Friday for two weeks. Services will be provided by graduate student clinicians under the guidance and supervision of UGA faculty members with all relevant experience, state licensure and national certification in speech-language pathology, early childhood education and special education. To ensure quality of service, program enrollment will be limited. Parents, partners, caregivers or other loved ones are encouraged to observe or participate during part or all of the program. A parent or other adult is required to stay with any participant who cannot use the toilet independently.

The CARE Dawgs Program for adults with aphasia
requires some caregiver participation. For all other
programs, we encourage parents, partners, or
other loved ones to observe or participate during
part or all of the program. A parent or other adult
is required to stay with any participant who cannot
use the toilet independently.