Aphasia therapy & support
Virginia
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The University of Virginia Sheila C. Johnson Center
Contact & service details
- Address
- 417 Emmet St. S.
Charlottesville, VA 22902Open in Google Maps - Phone
- Not published
- cmb4tm@virginia.edu
- Website
- Not published
Listed services
- Individual aphasia therapy
- Primary progressive aphasia (PPA)
- Support groups
Service information comes from the NAA directory.
Neuro Speech Services, PLLC
Contact & service details
- Address
- 6808 Weaver Avenue
Fairfax County, VA 22101Open in Google Maps - Phone
- (703) 762-2601
Listed services
- Individual aphasia therapy
- Other services
- Primary progressive aphasia (PPA)
The source identifies a county rather than a city.
More services in Fairfax CountyAphasia services are described on the provider website.
Old Dominion University Speech & Hearing Clinic
Contact & service details
- Address
- 4501 Hampton Boulevard
Norfolk, VA 23508Open in Google Maps - Phone
- (757) 683-4117
- sraymer@odu.edu
Listed services
- Conversation groups
- Individual aphasia therapy
- Primary progressive aphasia (PPA)
- Research
Aphasia services are described on the provider website.
Sheltering Arms Institute
Contact & service details
- Address
- 2000 Wilkes Ridge Drive
Richmond, VA 23233Open in Google Maps - Phone
- Not published
Listed services
- Caregiver support
- Support groups
Service information comes from the NAA directory.
Stroke Comeback Center
Contact & service details
- Address
- 145 Park Street Southeast
Vienna, VA 22180Open in Google Maps - Phone
- (703) 255-5221
Listed services
- Caregiver support
- Conversation groups
- Complementary activities
- Peer-led groups
- Support groups
Service information comes from the NAA directory.
About this directory
This directory includes 213 therapy listings and 68 support or other resources. It is not a complete national registry. Support and community resources may include conversation groups, caregiver support, or research rather than clinical treatment.
Public or private describes the organization where its status could be established. It does not indicate whether treatment is free or covered by insurance. PPA means primary progressive aphasia; ask whether a program also treats aphasia after stroke or brain injury.
Information reviewed September 7, 2026, using the National Aphasia Association directory and provider websites. Sources appear in each listing. Availability has not been confirmed by phone.
Map boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau, via U.S. Atlas.