Latest News
Make the Season Merry and Bright for Your Special Needs Child
Holidays can be overwhelming for people with autism and AD/HD, but they don't have to be.
Class Twists and Turns Into New Autism Therapy
Speech therapy graduate students have turned a popular form of dance into an outlet to improve a variety of skills for autistic children.
Students Show Kids They're Born to Ride
The South Plains Autism Network brings children and their families together for a day of bike riding fun.
Lost in Translation: Audiologists Work to Overcome Language Barriers
English-speaking audiologists hope to improve communication with Spanish-speaking patients with help from a national grant.
Alumni Score Big in the NFL
Through hard work and motivation, two graduates of the School of Allied Health Sciences were given the opportunity of a lifetime.
Speech-Language Pathologists Discover a Vital Therapy
Combined with traditional therapy, VitalStim is gaining popularity in the treatment of swallowing disorders.
Watch Your Back This School Year
Toting around a heavy backpack is more than just a present nuisance, it can cause long-term damage.
Survivors Share the Sound of Recovery
A unique group of Lubbockites strengthen their voices each week in a new, student-established choir.
Therapy Puts the Brakes on Speech Barriers
Stuttering therapy can help the more than 3 million American adult stutterers strengthen their voice personally and professionally.
Longtime Dean Leaves Big Shoes to Fill
Since 1998, Paul Brooke Jr., Ph.D., has seen the School of Allied Health Sciences through unparalleled growth and success.
No Tassel Left Unturned at Commencement
Hundreds of students were welcomed into the health care profession at the annual ceremony.
The Students Have Spoken: New Leaders Announced
Outstanding organizations, faculty and graduating seniors were honored at the Student Government Association's annual banquet.
Occupational Therapy Isn't About Finding a Job
Occupational therapy faculty and students clear up misunderstandings and spread the word about their chosen profession.
Physical Therapy Helps Amputees Lead Fuller Lives
Local and regional orthotists and prosthetists recently introduced students to new techniques and devices.
Birth Defects Prevention Month: Autism
An estimated 1 out of 150 children in America will be diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder.
Tags
- #Abilene
- #Administration
- #Alumni
- #Amarillo
- #Breast Center of Excellence
- #Campus Life
- #COVID-19
- #Dallas
- #Development
- #Diversity
- #Education
- #Emergency
- #Events
- #F. Marie Hall Institute for Rural and Community Health
- #F. Marie Hall SimLife Center
- #Faculty
- #Feature Stories
- #Garrison Institute on Aging
- #General
- #Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences
- #Health
- #Hispanic-Serving Institution
- #Laura W. Bush Institute for Women's Health
- #Lubbock
- #Managed Care
- #Mental Health Initiative
- #Mental Health Resource Hub
- #Military
- #Miscellaneous
- #News Releases
- #Paul L. Foster School of Medicine
- #Permian Basin
- #President
- #Public Art
- #Research
- #School of Health Professions
- #School of Medicine
- #School of Nursing
- #School of Pharmacy
- #School of Population and Public Health
- #Staff
- #Statline
- #Stories
- #Students
- #Team Member Spotlight
- #Texas Tech Physicians
- #The Free Clinic
- #TTUHSC in the News
- #Values
- #Videos
- #Vision
- #Well Beyond
- #Women's Health