1. Broca’s Aphasia – This form of aphasia is a type of non-fluent or motor aphasia because it involves the loss of ability to produce words easily (Acharya & Wroten, 2021). The impacted areas of the brain include the left hemisphere of the inferior frontal gyrus of the frontal lobe, where Broca’s area is (Acharya & Wroten, 2021). For most people their dominant language area is in the left hemisphere; the exception is about 20% of left-handed individuals, whose dominant area is in the right hemisphere (The language areas, 2009). Broca’s area receives information about words connected with thoughts from Wernicke’s area via the arcuate fasciculus, and then processes the necessary commands to move the mouth to form words (The language areas, 2009).