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Abstract

Traumatic brain injury (TBI) profoundly affects communication, encompassing speech, language, social interaction, and cognitivecommunication functions. This review synthesizes current research on TBI’s impact on oropharyngeal motor control, language processing, and social communication, emphasizing the vital role of speech-language pathologists. It explores innovative rehabilitation strategies, including technology-assisted approaches and neuroplasticity-informed interventions. The article also addresses neuroanatomical correlates of speech deficits, voice disorders, and augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) in TBI. Understanding the interplay between cognitive function and speech intelligibility is crucial for effective intervention. A continuum of care perspective, highlighting interdisciplinary collaboration and patient education, is essential for optimizing outcomes in TBI rehabilitation.

Keywords: Traumatic Brain Injury脥戮 Speech Impairments脥戮 Language Deficits脥戮 Communication Disorders脥戮 Neurorehabilitation脥戮 Cognitive- Communication脥戮 Dysarthria脥戮 Social Communication脥戮 Speech- Language Pathology脥戮 Voice Disorders