Do you know how to support someone who is nonverbal? Not all autistic people are non-verbal. Some are completely non-speaking, while others speak very little. Some are usually speaking, but sometimes experience periods of non-verbalism.When a person is non-verbal, they do not primarily use spoken words to communicate. Instead, they might use gestures, body movements, facial expressions, symbols, written or typed language, or sign language.Read the article at the link in our comment to learn more

7 Ways to Help Your Nonverbal Child Speak | Autism Speaks