The University Clinic of Rehabilitation and Speech – Language Therapy constitutes an integral part of the Department of Rehabilitation Sciences, School of Health Sciences, at the Cyprus University of Technology. The Department of Rehabilitation Sciences is the first public university department to offer an undergraduate degree programme in Speech - Language Therapy - Speech Pathology in Cyprus. The University Rehabilitation Clinic is located at the 2nd Developmental Pole of the Cyprus University of Technology (Limassol Old Hospital - Northeastern Wing of the Cyprus Red Cross area). The clinic hosts diagnostic and speech therapy intervention sessions for people of all ages who have speech, language, communication and eating / swallowing disorders. All rooms of the clinic are equipped with state-of-the-art diagnostic and speech therapy tools that both academics and students can use for the purposes of clinical training and health service provision.
Leading in the field of Communication Disorders Sciences, Cyprus University of Technology is able to offer clinical services to adults and children in Limassol and the wider province, regardless of sex, age, religion or nationality. The purpose of the services is the integrated speech and language assessment to determine the presence, type and severity of the difficulties as well as the potential benefit from the treatment. In particular, there is assessment and speech therapy and development or improvement of speech and communication skills in infants, toddlers and children with severe developmental or acquired aetiology (developmental apraxia, special language disorder, genetic syndromes, eating and ingestion disorders, vocal disorders, craniofacial abnormalities, deafness, etc.). The clinic receives referrals directly from clients as well as from doctors, educators, and other professionals from related health care providers.
Furthermore, through the clinic, peak research in the rehabilitation sector can be undertaken to attract external research funding (national and international). The clinic has fully equipped laboratories for various types of diagnosis and treatment, with state-of-the-art technology specifically designed to cater for people with communication difficulties and early intervention programmes. The University considers that the Rehabilitation Clinic is a centre of social supply and the only public institution for integrated training in communication rehabilitation, with a recognised degree in the field of Speech and Language Therapy/ Speech and Language Pathology.
Responsible of the Rehabilitation Clinic
Chairman of the Department of Rehabilitation Sciences
University Clinic of Rehabilitation and Speech – Language Therapy
The University Clinic of Rehabilitation and Speech – Language Therapy constitutes an integral part of the Department of Rehabilitation Sciences, School of Health Sciences, at the Cyprus University of Technology. The Department of Rehabilitation Sciences is the first public university department to offer an undergraduate degree programme in Speech - Language Therapy - Speech Pathology in Cyprus. The University Rehabilitation Clinic is located at the 2nd Developmental Pole of the Cyprus University of Technology (Limassol Old Hospital - Northeastern Wing of the Cyprus Red Cross area). The clinic hosts diagnostic and speech therapy intervention sessions for people of all ages who have speech, language, communication and eating / swallowing disorders. All rooms of the clinic are equipped with state-of-the-art diagnostic and speech therapy tools that both academics and students can use for the purposes of clinical training and health service provision.
Leading in the field of Communication Disorders Sciences, Cyprus University of Technology is able to offer clinical services to adults and children in Limassol and the wider province, regardless of sex, age, religion or nationality. The purpose of the services is the integrated speech and language assessment to determine the presence, type and severity of the difficulties as well as the potential benefit from the treatment. In particular, there is assessment and speech therapy and development or improvement of speech and communication skills in infants, toddlers and children with severe developmental or acquired aetiology (developmental apraxia, special language disorder, genetic syndromes, eating and ingestion disorders, vocal disorders, craniofacial abnormalities, deafness, etc.). The clinic receives referrals directly from clients as well as from doctors, educators, and other professionals from related health care providers.
Furthermore, through the clinic, peak research in the rehabilitation sector can be undertaken to attract external research funding (national and international). The clinic has fully equipped laboratories for various types of diagnosis and treatment, with state-of-the-art technology specifically designed to cater for people with communication difficulties and early intervention programmes. The University considers that the Rehabilitation Clinic is a centre of social supply and the only public institution for integrated training in communication rehabilitation, with a recognised degree in the field of Speech and Language Therapy/ Speech and Language Pathology.
Responsible of the Rehabilitation Clinic
Chairman of the Department of Rehabilitation Sciences
