Palilalia is repeating yourself after speaking. In Autistic folks, this is often the last sentence or word - can be in a whisper or may NOT be whispeted. This can be self soothing for a lot of people, a stim, or it could be a way to process language.. or just the brain doin’ all the neurodivergent things. There is no “treatment” because its not a problem - just that its “socially unacceptable.” I think theres some really controversial ways that some professionals use to attempt to diminish this
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