The Brief
- Jordan Soriano, 26, uses his dance skills to communicate with his audience despite having nonverbal autism.
- Soriano’s instructor and dance partner says he has grown a lot thanks to dance when it comes to his cognitive skills, reaction and verbal skills.
- Dancing also encouraged Soriano to try other new things too, like karate and cooking.
SARASOTA, Fla. – Jordan Soriano has autism and is nonverbal, but that doesn’t stop him from sharing his own language on the dance floor.
Soriano is showing the world that he does have a voice, even if it’s a little different, and to never underestimate anyone.
The backstory:…