Dysphasia is a neurological disorder affecting 7 out of 100 children for whom communication, with family, friends and people in their environment, is a real puzzle.
Children affected by dysphasia have difficulty, and are sometimes even incapable of, expressing themselves verbally and understanding the words spoken by their interlocutors. This handicap therefore significantly impacts day-to-day activities.
Too often misunderstood, these children experience serious difficulties and repeated frustrations in their interpersonal contacts. Dysphasia therefore leads to social isolation, delays in personal development and educational learning.
Dysphasic children and their families must adapt to the situations and circumstances resulting from this language disorder, and this, throughout their entire lives.
Your involvement is most important in order to offer adapted services and activities and to provide information to the dysphasic members and their families for the purpose of improving their quality of life. Thank you for believing in these children by giving them the means to communicate.
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