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The ability to communicate with others using a complex system of codes and signs is a unique trait of our species. Its loss leads to serious consequences on several spheres of a person’s life. Aphasia is a communication disorder that involves total or partial loss of the language ability as a result of brain damage. There are many types of aphasia, due to multiple etiologies: cerebrovascular accident, infection, head trauma... ESTUDIOS Universidad Pontificia de Salamanca 12 none of them are congenital. Assessment and treatment of aphasia are in constant evolution; this pathology can be tackled through a classical neurology-based perspective or a more modern cognitive-centered approach. Both methodologies can be successfully combined to achieve a proper assessment, as well as an adequate treatment of the pathology, although full recovery of the patient is not always attained. One of the most important affected areas is the family environment, a key variable with a structure that changes through time, shaping the way we understand our present world and therefore inception of many associated psychological disorders, both of family and individual.

El síndrome afásico: una revisión desde la perspectiva del sistema familiar