The book "Disorders in Phonemic Discrimination in Aphasic Patients" offers a comprehensive analysis of speech disorders caused by brain injuries. It examines the challenges that aphasic patients face in phonemic discrimination and highlights the differences in the perception of non-verbal sounds. The author, Elia Victoria Ochoa Gonzalez, presents the results of an innovative study that investigates the impact of the severity of the condition on the ability to identify environmental sounds. This research is particularly valuable as it provides new insights into the acute and chronic phases of aphasia and demonstrates that even in advanced stages of the condition, difficulties in recognizing non-verbal sounds persist. The book is aimed at professionals in the fields of medicine and nursing, as well as students who are studying speech disorders and their effects on communication.