Article: Facilitated Communication (FC) enables non-verbal people on autism spectrum to communicate by typing

This is a well written and detailed article about facilitated communication training (supported typing).  "FC has been a godsend for many people with autism who were formerly considered unintelligent, and even retarded, and later proved to be not only keenly aware of what is going on, but also smart, articulate, and eloquent in their communication." 

Facilitated Communication (FC) enables non-verbal people on autism spectrum to communicate by typing

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“Thank you for inviting us today. I utterly happy to be here with you. I am a person with autism.” Chammi Rajapatirana, a 36-year old writer, poet, and advocate in Sri Lanka