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Supporting speech development in minimally-verbal Autistic adults

Can Autistic adults learn to speak? The answer isn't clear due to limited research. While some may develop speech, outcomes vary. A speech pathologist can assess both verbal and non-verbal communication, increasing the chances of success.
Posted by mdenham June 22, 2016
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Bilingual children

Explore whether Autistic children can learn multiple languages and what recent research reveals about bilingualism and autism.
Posted by mdenham March 19, 2014
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