Sometimes it's not easy to communicate with a person with ASD, but don't be afraid to try. Some practical tips include:

• Ask their caregivers or family members what the best way is to communicate with the person with ASD. What they like, what makes them nervous, etc.
• Use simple language , without double meanings or ambiguities.
• Create or find the right context for communication to take place, trying to avoid excessive noise , stimulation, or light.
• Give the person with ASD enough time to respond.
• Be patient and don't expect them to respond in the way you would expect from someone without a neurodevelopmental disorder. It's necessary to make the effort to adapt to their way of communicating .