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SPEAK OUT!®Therapy Program

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Nebraska SPEAK OUT!® Therapy & Research Center in Collaboration with Parkinson Voice Project


The University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) is proud to be the SPEAK OUT!® Therapy and Research Center in Nebraska.


What is SPEAK OUT!® Therapy Program?

The SPEAK OUT!® Therapy Program, developed by Parkinson Voice Project, helps people with Parkinson's and related disorders REGAIN and RETAIN their speech and swallowing. The program can improve volume, articulation, breath support for speech, vocal quality, intonation, and facial expression. Patients and families also report reduced drooling and improved swallowing. This highly effective, research-based treatment combines education, individual and group speech therapy, and daily home practice. The "Cirlce of INTENT" outlines the various therapy components and emphasizes that this program is lifelong. (Parkinson Voice Project, 2025)

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To register for services: https:SPEAK OUT!® Intake Form

SPEAK OUT!® Therapy Program incorporates the Circle of Intent

Circle of Intent


What costs are associated with these services?

No cost! UNO Speech-Language Clinic does not charge for speech and language services.


Contact Information

To schedule a speech evaluation complete this form: SPEAK OUT!® Intake Form

For questions, please call the UNO Speech-Language Clinic at 402.554.2118.


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