Communicating with a person who has Aphasia

Aphasia is an impaired ability to understand language or produce speech. Aphasia is generally caused by sudden trauma to the brain e.g. due to stroke or brain injury. A person with Aphasia is also likely to experience difficulties reading and writing.

Communicating with a person who has Aphasia

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