Understanding Aphasia - A communication difficulty caused by brain injury

[@kalahermitcrab]

Wow, it made me cry. I'm currently studying a course in cognitive neuropsychology about Aphasia and this video demonstrated very clearly how people are affected by it. Thank you

[@RynaxAlien]

Great, so you probably understand this area well mind anomalies. I had brain injury being 6 year old and have communication, understanding what people say and attention problems. Living in society with such problems and not being understood be can really hard. Isn't there way to treat aphasia?

[@lkingslp]

What an amazing video! I think everyone should watch this. I've been a speech-language pathologist for 14 years, and I picked up several new ideas. I'm going to share this video. (Yeah, and it made me cry, too.)

[@jedwards7306]

I think it's a brilliant little documentary, so thought provoking and informative. I am nurse trained and have cared for people after strokes;- I'm retired now but wish I'd seen this film years ago as I would have done my job so much better. Thank you.

[@johnmurphy4215]

my 32 yo daughter had a stroke recently and this hurts a lot.

[@monicavargas6197]

Excellent video I was moved with empathy, encouragement and hope.

[@RynaxAlien]

Is there way to regenerate communication center in the brain?

[@mikotosuoh6013]

sadly no

[@ffionwalker6753]

No