Temos que Manter a Linha contra a Pseudociência Cruel da Comunicação Facilitada
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the New York Times seems hellbent on restoring public faith in the comprehensively discredited practice
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Freddie deBoer (United States) | Mar 30, 2026
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Facilitated communication is a dangerous pseudoscience that undermines legitimate therapeutic practices and misleads vulnerable families.
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Facilitated communication offers hope to families of non-verbal individuals, and dismissing it entirely overlooks potential benefits.
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Public trust in scientific evidence should guide our stance on facilitated communication, as it has been widely discredited despite some anecdotal claims.
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We must prioritize rigorous scientific validation over emotional narratives when discussing therapies like facilitated communication to protect vulnerable individuals.
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The media's role in promoting facilitated communication reflects a broader issue of accountability in reporting on scientific claims and therapies.
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