Prisoners of Silence

Faith argues that Miles defines as "to explain why faith exists, as it is the original concept of one faith, just as the foundation of one faith is ambiguous". It is easy to see. It can be seen by people finding second language, parents of autistic children, teachers, counselors, even even movies. Video starts with a revolutionary new possibility to understand what autism is and how to approach tortured people.

In 1993, Frontline broadcasted a documentary "Silent Prisoner", a documentary exploring the world of individuals with extreme and serious mental disorders including dullness, depression, and autism. The subject of the documentary can not be talked, conveyed, or transmitted in a traditional way. Enter communication and promote. As an innovative new way of working with children with developmental disabilities, facilitation communication quickly gained momentum with the help of a man named Doug Biklen. Communication with physically restricted people such as cerebral palsy originally developed in Australia, use of convenient communication and mental retardation, serious autism, even nutrition transmission

Promoting communication is praised as a miracle. The silent prisoner is no longer a prisoner. A well trained moderator is calling for silent people who are amazed at how people with mental disorders can use this magical new form of communication. Several hours later, sit on the keyboard with the patient and enter words and sentences. They can communicate with teachers, nurses, doctors. When I am hungry, when I am tired, when I am sad I can even talk to other people.