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This page outlines the relationship between autism and language. As autism is a spectrum condition with a huge amount of variety, autistic people’s preferred communication style will differ from person to person. While some autistic people may be non-speaking, it’s important to recognize this doesn’t mean they are incapable of communication.
To learn more about autism and language development, the different methods of communication autistic people may use and how to meet this halfway, check our resources below.
Speech and Language Therapy
What is speech and language therapy? Speech and Language Therapists provide treatment, support and care for individuals in the areas of communication, eating, drinking and
Autism and Visual Communication
As discussed in our other language pages, autistic people may communicate in a variety of ways and autism and visual communication is no exception. What
Autism and Alternative Communication
Autism can mean differences in language development, meaning alternative communication is common for autistic people to express themselves. What alternative forms are there of communication?
Autism & Language Development
When someone receives an autism diagnosis, language development can be among one of the key concerns. It’s important to remember firstly that autism exists on
