Non-verbal communication and body language are tough to communicate but can be taught to individuals with autism through the use of visual supports, such as pictures or videos that demonstrate facial expressions and gestures. These role-playing activities involve imitating the verbal and non-verbal behaviours of others and providing feedback when they use gestures. Additionally, teachable moments throughout daily life can reinforce understanding of different facial expressions and body language. Additionally, using storytelling and comic books to demonstrate body language is effective, as these visual cues often make the concepts concrete and easier to understand.