What it's like to go nonverbal for one autistic individual (9:27) (brief talk of non-mobile moments)

I am posting a link to this video to showcase that although much research focuses on using sign language for those who are completely non-verbal and teaching them those skills, that there are uses for it for those who may be predominantly verbal (such as myself) and how we experience non-verbal moments.

As a side tangent, this video also brings up the topic of non-mobile moments, which I myself can experience. For myself, usually my whole body will tense up aside from 1 hand, which I would be able to sign with or type on my phone. However, it got me thinking about how to provide a form of communication for those who do not have use of a hand or their words, which first starts with educating about the benefits of using sign language for those with autism.

(Warning that there is some swearing in this video, as it is a very casual video by the creator)