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Tag Archives: amy sequenzia

What’s the Verdict on Facilitated Communication?

August 7, 2018Jenna6 CommentsAutism Acceptance

Facilitated communication (FC) techniques have been questioned for decades with autistic and non-autistic people on both sides of the debate. If you are a neurotypical who does not use facilitated communication, you may be too far removed from the conversation to have an adequate perspective. This article compiles some viewpoints on FC coming from the autistic community.

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