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It gets better: Extreme sensitivity to noise, touch, movement, commotion etc... beyondmeds.com/2014/08/18/it-… via @MonicaSensor

Sensory Processing Disorder! It’s most commonly seen/recognized with Autism albeit not exclusive to autism. Essentially my brain doesn’t process sensory inputs properly so instead I get to be hypersensitive to literally every sensory input😀😭

Mis opiniones serían terriblemente bombardeadas pero ¿Que puedo decir? Si soy autista y con esto me viene este problema que se llama "sensibilidad hipersensorial" y aplica en todos mis sentidos y muchas comidas me dan asco solo por qué no soporto su sabor.

Research shows that many autistic people show heightened sensory perceptions: visual hypersensitivity, extraordinary vision, pattern recognition, and more! is.gd/au2Mzk

Another issue with autistic sensory processing can be the sensory echo. You don't have to be autistic to experience this because we all process sensory information, but this is more common in autistic people. A sensory experience can be continually felt after it has ceased.

One way that autistic sensory processing can be different is that for any given sense (e.g. hearing, taste, balance), that sense can come in "too big" (too intense), "too small" (hard to detect), or at a different speed (e.g., after a time delay), it can be distorted or jumbled.

Autistic people are characterized by sensory processing differences, meaning there is a difference from the normative neurotypical conceptualization, but there are infinite ways to be different, and autistic people's sensory processing can be different from person to person.

If you only know one thing about autistic people, know this: Autistic sensory processing VARIES from person to person, and it is dynamic - so even in the same person it can change over the lifetime, over weeks and months, or throughout the day. 🧵

This is ableism against people with sensory issues who still in fact detect it as does everyone else

Severe sensory problems can be noticed by caregivers early such as autistic toddlers covering their ears and screaming or crying during bath time. This is primarily based on behavioral observation.

Okay, so, I'm autistic. Some things relating to the 5 senses just REALLY bother me. Like the sound of these water bottle containers or the feeling of earbuds (which is why I only use headphones)

Did you get your education from LSU or LSD? Either way they didn’t teach you to Google. You’re ignorant and arrogant. Seek to understand first. What I said is consistent with the definition of neurological regression. and yes, sweety, sensory means the 5 senses. Very good.

La evaluación sensorial no ayuda únicamente a niños con TEA sino también a niños com TDAH (y a cualquier niño, de hecho). Es increíble todo lo que se puede descubrir al respecto: …tegrationeducation-com.translate.goog/pages/news-sel…

This new systematic review evaluated and summarised current evidence on the effectiveness of sensory based interventions on functional outcomes and participation for children and young people (0-21 years) with sensory processing differences. doi.org/10.3389/fped.2…

Sensory processing disorder is literally a diagnosis that means some people actually do have to block some shit out so they can function. That's what disabilities are.

Sensory sensitivity is normal, just heightened in neurodivergence & causes stress, if not mitigated. If kids struggle, we need to be curious & ask why, and how we can help. Not keep blasting them in the ear with the horn and expecting their nervous system to "get over itself".

Wow I wish that someone would kindly take these ignorant people to one side and educate them about sensory science. Everyone has sensory sensitivities, it's just that we are all tuned differently. And some folk get overwhelmed with noise and struggle to concentrate due to that.

people with sensory issues are also likely to not have the self-awareness and empathy necessary to understand that their experience isn't universal

Sensory sensitivities are HUGE. 👂✋👃 Whether it's overwhelming noise, uncomfortable textures, or specific smells, sensory input can be a daily challenge or source of joy. It's a core part of the autistic experience. #SensoryProcessing

Do children really ‘grow out of’ #SensoryDifferences? 🤔 It’s a question many parents and educators ask — and the answer isn’t as simple as we may think. If you’ve ever wondered how #SensoryProfiles evolve over a lifetime, this latest blog by Dr Lelanie Brewer is a must-read!

A Sheffield business man has launched a new #sensory ambulance equipped to help children with #sensorydifferences - he is looking for families to test out the service and give their feedback. If you are local to Sheffield do check it out. loom.ly/TshAdLw

Blenheim palace is now offering sensory bags to visitors, not only are they a great addition for visitors with #sensorydifferences but they are part of the sensory experience of the visit themselves. #NationalInclusionWeek loom.ly/-C_cCQs

Co-Regulation with your child What would you add to this? #sensoryprocessing #sensorydifferences #sensorydifficulties #sensoryprocessingdisorder #alertingactivities #adhd #sensory #autism

Sensory Calming Activities What calming activities would you add to this list? #sensoryprocessing #sensorydifferences #sensorydifficulties #sensoryprocessingdisorder #alertingactivities #adhd #sensory #autism

For me, fizzy sweets keep me alert and crunchy foods help me feel calm! What foods do you use to support your regulation? #SensoryDifferences #SensoryEating #SelfRegulation

Suction bowls and plates, non-slip mats and weighted cutlery are some of the pieces of equipment I have found to be useful for supporting individuals with #SensoryDifferences to feed themselves. What would you add to this? Let us know in the comments below! #EatingDifficulties

Work continues on new supporting information for #SchoolForFidgets Adapting artwork from the film to illustrate the transcript. Link to film in pinned tweet/post #OccupationalTherapy #SensoryDifferences #InclusiveEducation #Neurodiversity

Do children really ‘grow out of’ #SensoryDifferences? 🤔 It’s a question many parents and educators ask — and the answer isn’t as simple as we may think. If you’ve ever wondered how #SensoryProfiles evolve over a lifetime, this latest blog by Dr Lelanie Brewer is a must-read!

Whilst it's great to see the sun out (in most of) the UK, hot weather can be tricky for children and young people with #SensoryDifferences - we have some tips for you that might help. #SensoryProcessing #Heatwave

There are many benefits to #parentcoaching especially for families with #sensorydifferences - Take a look at the evidence.

Learn more about the work as part of the #SensationalThinking project at @NewcastleHosps in this #SIE2024 conference poster. A great initiative to enhance the hospital experience for children with #SensoryDifferences

City life is filled with sounds of traffic, bright lights & bustling crowds creating a fast paced environment. In contrast country life offers sounds of nature like birds & wind with open spaces & fresh air leading to a more peaceful & relaxed atmosphere. #sensorydifferences

It's 2 weeks until the first webinar of our Designing Homes For #SensoryDifferences Summit 2024! On Tues 23 April Sanchita Hosali @sfhosali, CEO of @BIHRhumanrights will be talking about #Housing and #HumanRights. Booking is still open so sign up on our website. #AutisticHousing

One of the posters from our #SIE2024 which highlights how an understanding of #SensoryDifferences can support individuals in leisure domains too. #Accessibility #NeuroInclusion

Sensory Alerting Activities What would you add to this list? …ryprocessingdisorderparentsupport.com #sensoryprocessing #sensorydifferences #sensorydifficulties #sensoryprocessingdisorder #alertingactivities #adhd #sensory #autism

🍽️ Food & Sensory Differences: Why Mealtimes Matter In the July issue of EmphaSIze, we explore how #SensoryDifferences can make eating certain foods and mealtimes challenging - and how we can help to create supportive eating environments. 📰 Read for free 👇

An informative presentation at our free online conference by Dr Annemarie Lombard discussing #SensoryDifferences , the worldwide adult mental health crisis and the importance of making the most of your sensory preferences to optimise participation in daily activities. #SIE2024

Sensory Calming Kits Do you have a sensory calming kit for your child? Do you have different calming kits for different places? What do you add to your child's sensory calming kit? #sensoryprocessing #sensorydifferences #sensorydifficulties #sensoryprocessingdisorder…

It’s that time of year in the Northern Hemisphere when there's a definite chill in the air ❄️ If you're looking for tips on where to start if your child finds winter clothes uncomfortable, our blog 'Dressing for Winter if You Have #SensoryDifferences' has got you covered!

This recent study investigated #sensorydifferences in children with and without DCD and found that parents of children with DCD reported higher levels of sensory differences that impacted on children's ability to carry out daily activities. doi.org/10.1016/j.ridd…