Aphasia is a language difficulty that affects a person’s ability to speak, read, and write. It usually happens because of some neurological difficulties or after brain-related conditions such as stroke, head injury, brain tumors.
The person with this difficulty knows what they want to say but they struggle to find the right word, understand conversations, read simple text, or write clearly.
With early intervention and the right therapy support, language skills can gradually improve, helping individuals regain confidence and independence in everyday life.