ALT Exterior of the Norman Fixel Institute for Neurological Diseases at UF Health at dusk. Overlaid text reads: "Introducing the Isa Elaine Foundation Brain Iron Disorders Care Program" and "Multidisciplinary care for children and adults with NBIA and related disorders."

ALT Six professionals pose together at the Alzheimer's Association International Conference 2026, standing in front of a dark curtain backdrop.

ALT Living Loud Voices of Tourette's webpage promoting Tourette Inspiration Corner with flowers in the background. Graphic reads: "A space for all ages to hear from people in the Tourette Syndrome community. Through a collection of pre-recorded videos, individuals share their personal experiences, advice, and messages of encouragement. We hope these stories inspire understanding, connection, and hope."

ALT Group photo of 3 of Fixel's speech language pathologists holding a sign that reads "speech language pathologist day"

ALT Graphic showing headshots of two SLPs and their favorite thing about their job. “What I love most about being an SLP is helping facilitate communication between patients and their care partners.” says Nicole Herndon, M.S., CCC-SLP, BCS-S “My favorite part about being an SLP is helping patients communicate and swallow, improving their quality of life every day.” says Brandon Sapp, M.A., CCC-SLP

ALT Graphic showing headshots of two SLPs and their favorite thing about their job. “One of my favorite parts about being an SLP is learning about my patients’ lives—we meet so many interesting people, and I get to hear stories and experiences I might never encounter otherwise.” says Elizabeth Tortolini, M.A., CF-SLP “Being a SLP means so much to me because I get to help people find their voice—sometimes when they feel like they’ve completely lost it.” says Jaime Miale, MA, CCC-SLP