Webinar overview
Join us for an engaging and informative talk exploring Cognitive Communication Disorders a common yet often misunderstood and overlooked consequence of brain injury.
Whether you're a family member, carer, friend, or professional, this session will help you better understand how brain injury can affect everyday communication in ways that aren’t always obvious.
Led by a specialist Speech and Language Therapist in cognitive communication disorders and brain injury neurorehabilitation, this talk will:
- Explain what Cognitive Communication Disorders are
- Highlight how communication can be affected after a brain injury
- Share real-life examples to illustrate common communication challenges
- Emphasise the role of Speech and Language Therapists (SLTs) in brain injury rehabilitation
- Offer practical tips and strategies for professionals, families, and friends to support those living with these difficulties
Communication is about more than just words. Let’s break down barriers, build awareness, and reconnect with those who need us most.
Whether you're supporting someone or simply curious, this session is for you.
About the speaker
Anisha has developed a substantive portfolio career spanning clinical practice, research, and education, with over 15 years' experience as a Speech and Language Therapist (SLT). Specialising in brain injury and neurorehabilitation, she has worked across the NHS, private, and third-sector organisations, covering the full clinical pathway—from acute teaching hospitals and specialised inpatient neurorehabilitation units to community settings.She is currently leading the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists (RCSLT) clinical guidance on brain injury for SLTs and chairs the Acquired Brain Injury Clinical Excellence Network for SLTs.
