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John, I put up a link to this post with some expanded quotes the AST’s interview with James Todd at Combating Pseudoscience in Autism Treatment: Facilitated Communication
Previously, Kim Wombles had published a lengthy review of the facilitated communication literature.
Dr. Todd was kind enough to drop by to leave commentary.