How to Facilitate a Non Verbal Person's Communication

A woman named rosemary crossley has come up with a technique for helping artistic people, non verbal people, to communicate. She's had remarkable success with am supported typing, facilitated communication. It works like this: The the non verbal person, the communication partner, he or she is called, has a facilitator, a partner, some kind of a caregiver or educator,. touch their arm, make physical contact with their arm. You no t can be anywhere on the arm. And in many cases, a tablet or a board with the alphabet on it, or maybe a ah, depending on reading ability, it could be sries of icons.