How UCF’s Aphasia House Helps Patients Like Kyle Burke

Kyle Burke was enrolled as a student at Clemson University and celebrating the completion of final exams and making the dean’s list when the pandemic brought him back home. It was there that a skateboarding accident would leave him with a traumatic brain injury and an inability to speak, write or understand language. His family found the Aphasia House at UCF - one of just a few of its kind in the country and known for its intensive and highly-personalized treatment. In October of 2021, Burke began his first delivery of the six-week program. On April 21, 2023, he completed the program for what marks his eighth and final time, and celebrated the milestone with family and the student clinicians who assisted him in his recovery. Learn more about Kyle’s and treatment in this story www.ucf.edu/ne... To support the Aphasia House at UCF, visit: foundation.ucf...
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