What aphasia is |
It occurs without
warning. A
stroke, tumor or brain injury can suddenly thrust a person into the unknown world of
aphasia, damaging the ability to communicate.
Aphasia can have a devastating effect, isolating the sufferer from the very people who want to help. Fortunately, there are numerous on-line resources for aphasia and dysphasia. |
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Those with aphasia are not alone. Over 1 million people in the US have aphasia (dysphasia). |
United Kingdom Dysphasia help
- Help for Dysphasia in the U.K. ADA is the only U.K. charity dedicated solely to supporting people with dysphasia (aphasia) and their care givers. Dysphasia is a disorder of communication which may occur after a stroke, head injury or neurological disease. It can affect understanding, speaking, reading or writing.
