Treatment of Underlying forms (TUF) What is aphasia? An acquired language difficulty called aphasia can frequently come on by a brain injury or stroke. It has an impact on a person's capacity for language processing, usage, and comprehension. Intelligence is unaffected by aphasia. All aspects of language, including speaking, listening, reading, and writing, can be impacted by aphasia. Both the person with aphasia and their caregiver may experience stress and frustration. Although receiving a diagnosis of aphasia is unanticipated, distressing, and unplanned, there is still hope. The location and extent of brain damage determine the characteristics of the various forms of aphasia. The speech and language abilities are increasingly restricted the more severe the aphasia. What is treatment of underlying forms? Focus : Treatment of underlying forms is designed to improve sentence deficits, particularly in individuals with Agrammatic aphasia. This type of aphasia often inv...