Are You Really “Overreacting”?
People react to different amounts of sensory input, but even when it’s only a little, it’s not made up.
People react to different amounts of sensory input, but even when it’s only a little, it’s not made up.
I talk a lot about body feelings, like noticing your hands. But what does that have to do with making friends?
Yesterday I wore makeup to make a short video. The consequences reminded me of just how strongly my senses effect everything in my life.
Almost all autistics have a more intense sensory experience of the world than the majority of people. Understanding what that means for you gives you power.
With more and more sensory specific products on the market, it can feel like you have to shell out money for sensory regulation. Don’t forget what you already have handy.
How do you figure out where your kid’s stress is coming from, when they aren’t even sure of what they are feeling?
I’ve had difficulty falling asleep almost my entire life. Turns out that is common for autistic individuals. Lots of sleep tips are great. Here’s one you might not have heard.
If you’re wondering if my anti-anxiety course is a good fit for you, here’s some information that may help you decide.
When your senses tell you that everything hurts, even home can be a minefield. Here’s some tips to help your sensory defensive child be happier in your home.
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