Living With Aphasia

Yes. Aphasia affects language, not movement. Some people with aphasia walk and move normally. Others may also have physical challenges, especially if their stroke or injury affected other parts of

Yes, some people with aphasia return to work, depending on the type of job, the severity of the aphasia, and the supports in place. Some people may change roles or

Recovery is different for everyone. Some people improve a lot in the first few months after the injury. Others may take years to regain skills. Some people live with aphasia

This is a much-debated question, as the definition of aphasia is an acquired language disorder, suggesting that there must be an intact, mature language system prior to the brain injury,

Absolutely. People with aphasia continue to laugh, love, create, work, play, and connect. Many people find new hobbies, build strong relationships, and become advocates. Support, understanding, and community help make