In this insightful discussion, Janyce Boynton, a former facilitated communication practitioner, delves into the controversial practice that claims to give a voice to non-speaking autistic individuals. She candidly reflects on the seductive promise of the technique, but warns it undermines true agency and dignity. The conversation also critiques the illusion of telepathic communication and the emotional burdens faced by families seeking genuine support. Boynton emphasizes the need for accurate representation and effective therapies in the autism discourse.