Aphasia is a language disorder usually associated with stroke but can also occur with brain injury.
Aphasia affects a person’s use of language – finding words and holding conversations, understanding spoken language, reading and writing.
This month speech language therapist Christa Grbin from Aphasia NZ joined us for a quick, practical session on helpful tips for dealing with word finding challenges after brain injury.
After brain injury, people are twice as likely to experience addiction problems. This month, we explored ways to cope and where to get help.
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Discover how you can reduce overwhelm to find calm and regain focus after concussion or brain injury with our guest speaker Olivia Bloom, registered psychologist and friend of Headway.
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Watch the bite-sized highlights from March's session on Memory after concussion and brain injury.
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