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Empowering Nonverbal Autism: Strategies for Support at Home, School, and Work

Nonverbal autism is a unique and misunderstood condition affecting individuals' verbal communication ability. It’s also known as nonverbal autism spectrum disorder (ASD), is a subtype of autism characterized by significant communication challenges that affect 40% of individuals diagnosed with ASD. Individuals with nonverbal autism have difficulty using spoken language to express themselves effectively, but it's crucial to understand that this doesn't mean they lack the desire or ability to communicate. They often rely on alternative methods of communication, such as gestures, sign language, or assistive communication devices.These tools unlock communication and allow nonverbal autistic individuals to demonstrate their gifted intellect and offer creative and innovative ideas.

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