Social communication disorder is defined by patients’ challenges utilizing verbal and nonverbal languages for social purposes. Patients often struggle with social interaction, pragmatics, social cognition and behaviors such as eye contact, body language, and facial expressions. Patients with this specific disorder often have a hard time executing the appropriate communication skills for various social contexts and also struggle with comprehending the ambiguity in languages. We see social communication disorder as a distinct disorder as well as a disorder that could co-occur with other disorders such as ADHD, aphasia, traumatic brain injury, developmental disabilities, etc. This specific disorder is also one of the defining features with patients with autism spectrum disorder.