Location
Multiple Locations +8
  • Belize
    • Belize City
    • Caye Caulker
    • Punta Gorda
  • Dominican Republic
    • Santiago
  • Thailand
    • Chiang Mai
  • Dominica
  • Puerto Rico
    • San Juan
  • Turks and Caicos Islands
  • Greece
    • Athens
  • Bulgaria
Term
Academic Year, Fall, J-Term, Maymester, Short Term, Spring, Spring Break, Summer, Winter
Subject Areas
Food Science and Nutrition Geography Global Studies Graduate Studies Health Sciences Indigenous Cultures Kinesiology Life Sciences Linguistics Music Nursing Physical Therapy Psychology Public Health Public Policy Service Learning Social Sciences Social Work Speech-Language Pathology Sports Sports Science Sustainable Development +12

Program Details

Program Type
Faculty Led
Degree Level
Associates Bachelors Masters PhD.

Pricing

Starting Price
2000
Price Details
Prices are determined by the length of stay, university credit, and university fees.
What's Included
Accommodation Activities Domestic Airfare Airport Transfers Classes Meals SIM cards Transportation Visa Wifi
What's Included (Extra)

International Airfare

What's Not Included
Airfare
Nov 17, 2023
Jan 13, 2025
19 travelers are looking at this program

About Program

Therapy Abroad works with universities around the world to build custom international programs. Programs will be built from the ground up and will be driven by your goal, values, and learning outcomes. Our programs are designed for students to gain observation and clinical hours and foster creativity, team building, international exchange, cultural awareness, service, and professional competencies. From flights, insurance, transportation and logistics on the back end, to safety and risk management, curriculum, and leadership on the front end, our goal is to set you up for success. We work with diverse university partners including small liberal arts colleges and community colleges as well as large state universities, private universties, and HBCUs.

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Program Highlights

  • Faculty-led programming
  • Hands-On Experience in Communication Sciences
  • Clinical Hours
  • Speech-Language Pathology Professional Observation Hours
  • Adventure Travel

Program Reviews

4.97 Rating
based on 115 reviews
  • 5 rating 97.39%
  • 4 rating 1.74%
  • 3 rating 0.87%
  • 2 rating 0%
  • 1 rating 0%
  • Academics 4.65
  • Support 4.9
  • Fun 4.95
  • Housing 4.7
  • Safety 4.9
Showing 113 - 115 of 115 reviews
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Elizabeth
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

ECU to Belize 2019

I was in Belize with Therapy Abroad for 10 days! We did Tyke's Camp in Belize City and also did screenings at a school in Caye Caulker. This trip was amazing and I learned so much from everyone who went and from Chad and Ellen. I am a junior at East Carolina University so it was an amazing experience to learn from graduate students, professors, and Therapy Abroad staff. It was also a great opportunity for me, as an undergraduate student, to get hands on experience working with kids in the camp and doing screenings. We worked with kids a lot during the week but we also went snorkeling, zip lining, and cave tubing! Belize has so much to offer and Therapy Abroad made sure we got to experience as much as we could during our time there! I really enjoyed my time in Belize and hope to go back one day!

What was the most surprising thing you saw or did?
In Caye Caulker we got to go snorkeling one afternoon and we swam with nurse sharks! It was a lot of fun but I was a little nervous at first because there were so many sharks.
78 people found this review helpful.
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Rosemary
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

ECU CSDI 2019

As an undergraduate student, this experience was an adventure to remember. If you're going to do this program, be prepared to work all day long. Although it's a lot of work, the experience gained is worth it. Also, be ready to be flexible, especially when working with the children. Despite how prepared you are before Tyke's Camp, situations will come up that you are unable to prepare beforehand. For example, the day before camp, my group was scheduled to receive five children. At 7 pm that evening, the number went up to seven and the day of camp, five kiddos showed up. The second day of camp, seven children walked through the door, and we had to create more supplies for those children. Other challenges you cannot prepare for are the different types of expressive and receptive language disorders you will encounter in the various children.
Throughout the whole program, you have to be able to work on your feet and be ready for anything. I'm so glad I did this program though. I was able to observe assessments, treatments and even participate when testing a child as an undergraduate student. I would definitely come back and do this again if I could.

72 people found this review helpful.
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Mary Hannah
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Therapy Abroad Belize March 2019

We began the trip by meeting our group leader, Ellen, who stayed with us from the beginning to the (almost) end of the trip and then Chad hung out with us the rest of the trip. They always make sure to keep you updated as to what is going on, where you need to be when, safety procedures, etc. They did a very good job about organizing this trip. I felt a little uninformed about the trip as a whole before we came to Belize, but as soon as we got here we had a meeting to go over the itinerary which cleared things up a lot. There was a lot of intensive work/camp throughout the week but the fun excursions on the weekends definitely made up for all the hard work. I really enjoyed doing the work, because then the excursions felt so much more worth it. Overall, this trip and the people who run it was incredible and I would definitely do it again and recommend it to anyone in the therapy field.

What would you improve about this program?
Explicitly state living conditions that people coming will be staying at.
74 people found this review helpful.

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