This self-talk exercise may help reduce emotional dysregulation in autistic children
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A recent study found that a therapy designed to develop inner speech led to reduced emotional dysphoria and some improvement in emotional reactivity in autistic children, suggesting it may help support emotional regulation.
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Original Title: Helping autistic children strengthen their inner speech may improve their ability to regulate emotions. The pilot trial tested a novel therapy called Thinking in Speech and found promising early evidence that it may help reduce emotional distress in some autistic children.