Coping with Communication with Echolalia for Adults

Echolaliast, Shinichi Ito, has been diagnosed with ASD, ADHD, and epilepsy. He found one of the YouTube channels run by one speech therapist. Yusuke Nakano, one of the Japanese speech therapists. He structured his method to learn languages for autistic children. One of his YouTube channels offers advice on helping children with echolalia. 日本語訳はこちらへ 大人のエコラリアへのコミュニケーション対処法

Why Did Shinichi Decide To Start the Echolaliast Labo?

Hi there, my name is Shinichi. In March, I changed my main job title from Bilingual Writer (English and Japanese) to Echolaliast. What is an Echolaliast? I coined this job title, combining echolalia with the suffix "st" (meaning "standing"). In Japanese, it would be translated as "反響言語士." The Chinese character "士" suggests a professional. Echolalia

Announcement of Brand Name Change

Hello, there. I am Shinichi, a bilingual writer proficient in both English and Japanese. Thank you for taking the time to read my article. I want to inform you that I have changed my brand name from "ASD IELTS" to "Echolaliast Labo." This change is motivated by three main factors. First, my experience with IELTS

Thank You for Giving Time to Pound My Life!

Dear Diary, Greetings, everyone! Thank you for patiently waiting for my new articles. I had one month’s break. During this period, I could ponder considerably which subject was the most important to me. I began learning about finance through McGill University’s online free program. I want to explain my situation while I’m learning creative writing