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Welcome to the Language Recovery & Communication Technology (LaRCT) Lab at the University of South Florida, led by Dr. Aimee Dietz.

🧠 Research | 📖 Education | 💡 Innovation | 🤝 Community Integration

🎃 👻🦇 Happy Halloween 🎃 👻🦇from the Language Recovery and Communication Technology Lab!!
10/31/2026

🎃 👻🦇 Happy Halloween 🎃 👻🦇from the Language Recovery and Communication Technology Lab!!

October is AAC Awareness Month! 🎉Here at USF’s LaRCT Lab we celebrate and appreciate AAC! We believe that AAC is a great...
10/27/2026

October is AAC Awareness Month! 🎉

Here at USF’s LaRCT Lab we celebrate and appreciate AAC! We believe that AAC is a great tool for people with Aphasia.

Stick around to learn more about AAC and Aphasia! 💚💛

Join us in highlighting our very own Callie Brown! Callie attended the Black SLP Magic Conference in Brooklyn, New York ...
10/08/2026

Join us in highlighting our very own Callie Brown!

Callie attended the Black SLP Magic Conference in Brooklyn, New York alongside her grandmother Carroll Wilcox who has been a practicing SLP for 39 years!

Our lab members not only accomplish so much within our lab but also outside of it! 💛🎉💚

Meet the LaRCT team!! 🧠👄👂🏽🧘🏼‍♀️We are proud to introduce you to our lab members and cannot wait to share more about what...
09/17/2026

Meet the LaRCT team!! 🧠👄👂🏽🧘🏼‍♀️

We are proud to introduce you to our lab members and cannot wait to share more about what we do!

Follow us to learn more about the Language Recovery and Communication Technology lab 💚💛

June is National Aphasia Awareness Month! Aphasia most commonly occurs after a stroke but can also be caused by traumati...
06/23/2026

June is National Aphasia Awareness Month!

Aphasia most commonly occurs after a stroke but can also be caused by traumatic brain injuries, tumors and more. Aphasia can disrupt written and verbal communication and can make it harder for individuals to understand things. It is important to spread awareness about what Aphasia is and how we can help!

Follow our page and check out these links to learn more and support people with Aphasia! 🧩🧠

https://aphasia.org/aphasia-awareness-month-2026/
https://www.vohaphasia.org

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Tampa, FL
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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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