Apraxia of Speech after Brain Injury

After brain injury or stroke, you may have difficulty talking due to apraxia of speech. This can be improved.

[@islozdemir373]

Thanks for your very beneficial explanation. I easily comprehend the disorder and can recall my past knowledge about physiotherapy.

[@bradspencer2816]

I fell 20' in 2016 landed on my face and I got up and walked after hit the ground And I got a lot of fractures

[@laverite1050]

Do you have a video on exercises to do for apraxia of speech and movement?

[@UtahNeuroRehabilitation]

I do not have a video for that. Can you see a speech therapist? They could give you some suggestions.

[@laverite1050]

@@UtahNeuroRehabilitation Yes years of speech therapy that was the old school type of practitioners, where everyone is lumped the same and not looking at it as Neuro Rehabilitation. Would be interesting to know what the speech therapist did with Jen to improve her apraxia.

[@tomtbi]

I have issues with word finding at times too..

[@aphysique]

Yep I can attest to this notion as well

[@rajaseharreddy7321]

Hello madam. Same situation with my father madam. He had severe TBI BEFORE 6 MONTHS. NOW HE IS FACING DIFFICULTY TO PRONOUNCE WORDS. PLEASE SUGGEST KINDLY MADAM

[@UtahNeuroRehabilitation]

A speech therapist might be able to help.

[@jodisoakenwolf1950]

I deal with this it's awful I say put the fridge in the butter or parcark instead of car park