Say Aphasia In Barry

Say Aphasia In Barry

In April we dropped in to see this weekly supportive group in Barry.

It’s led by Stephen Clark who has lived experience.

Aphasia is a communication disability which occurs when the communication centres of the brain are damaged.

It is usually caused by a stroke, brain haemorrhage, head injury or a brain tumour.

Aphasia makes it difficult to read, write or speak. It affects people differently.

At this group there is a welcoming atmosphere, friendly and supportive attendees, along with free refreshments.

They meet at Hen Goleg Resource Centre,  College Fields Close,  Barry CF62 8LF every Wednesday from 10.30am to 12.30pm – Barry | Say Aphasia

At Home Instead we love to promote local support groups and are happy to take along free activities if asked – contact Chrissy on christine.darby@cpb.homeinstead.co.uk if you would like a visit to your group.

Our expertise in supporting those with any neuro issues helps those who are struggling to experience a fuller and more enjoyable life.

 

See here for more information  – Neurological Care At Home | Home Instead or call us on 02920 569483 for a friendly chat.