Communication barriers from "summary" of The Horse Boy by Rupert Isaacson
Communication barriers are like invisible walls that can prevent people from truly connecting with each other. These barriers can take many forms, from language differences to cultural misunderstandings to simply not knowing how to express oneself. In the case of autism, communication barriers can be particularly challenging. People with autism often struggle to communicate in conventional ways, such as through speech or body language. This can make it difficult for them to express their needs, emotions, or thoughts, leading to frustration and isolation. For parents of children with autism, these communication barriers can be especially heartbreaking.
In "The Horse Boy," Rupert Isaacson vividly describes the challenges he and his wife faced in trying to communicate with their son Rowan, who has autism. He recounts how Rowan's speech was limited, and how he often resorted to screaming or hitting to express his emotions. This lack of verbal communication made it hard for Rupert and his wife to understand wha...
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