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Ashley de Marchena, Nicole Cuneo, Emine Gurbuz, Maci Brown, James Trujillo, Jennifer Bergstrom
(2025).
Communication in Autistic Adults: An Action-Focused Review.
Current Psychiatry Reports, 27(8), 471-481.
Springer Science and Business Media LLC.
- Date de publication
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23/06/2025
- Identifiant
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10.1007/s11920-025-01616-6
- Auteurs
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Ashley de Marchena,
Nicole Cuneo,
Emine Gurbuz,
Maci Brown,
James Trujillo,
Jennifer Bergstrom
- Source
- Current Psychiatry Reports
- Détails
- 27(8), 471-481
- Type de référence
- article
- Éditeur
- Springer Science and Business Media LLC
- Source de métadonnées
- crossref
Résumé
Abstract Purpose of Review This review focuses on recent research (primarily published between 2020–2024) describing unique aspects of communication in autistic adults. We review research on communication-related outcomes, as well as four communication topics frequently cited as important to autistic people (literal and non-literal language, augmentative and alternative communication, nonverbal communication, and double empathy). Recent Findings A substantial proportion of autistic adults do not develop fluent language by adulthood. Autistic adults frequently experience communication barriers impacting relationships, employment, and health. These barriers arise from multiple sources (e.g., language, nonverbal communication, and unaccommodating environments and communication partners). Thus, it is essential to take a multifaceted approach to supporting autistic adults to ensure their communication success. Summary We conclude that it is vital for clinicians and researchers to understand how autistic traits commonly manifest in adults and to accept and accommodate communication differences as they arise. To that end, we offer specific recommendations to help clinicians and researchers strengthen their interactions with the autistic people in their lives.
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