Communication difficulties following a brain injury or neurological condition

Speech and Language Therapist Alison Nickson introduces common communication impairments individuals may experience following a brain injury or neurological condition.

[@stefanya274]

This was great. I've suffered with aphasia since a tbi 17 yrs ago. Most people don't know about my tbi and just laugh when I can't remember words. Very frustrating.

[@aphysique]

How are you doing now, 5yrs later??

[@justinalynn1362]

This was extremely informative. I have PCS and just a few weeks ago, started noticing having a hard time controlling tongue movements and articulation.

[@davy1629]

adhd dyslexic ocd originally before i took a fall off a roof. that injury to my head has increased the effects of those disorders.

[@reginaldwilliams617]

Omg. At work the other day. I thought to say, "The sky is clear," but what came out is "the blue is clear".... i mixed blue and sky ...this TBI is getting on my nerves 😳

[@TheBlackCat1337]

heh, I was asked by the doctor if I wanted to see a nose and ear specialist and I meant to say yes, but my brain only could say no. So I ended up getting no help for my 220+ concussions over 9 months.

[@siliconvalleygrandma787]

Thank you

[@AKHIL-mg7cz]

do brain damage decrease intelligence and i q Level

[@robbiehodges5152]

No...I understand that the Man who invented the Light Bulb....was a Brain-injury Survivor.