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Tag Archives: calm
Relaxed and it is soo good: Meeting Sensory Needs…
It is interesting for me to consider H’s sensory needs and how these seem to have shifted and changed over time. In many ways his sensory processing differences are not as obvious in terms of needing accommodation as they once … Continue reading
Posted in Autism, Resiliency, Sensory Processing Disorder, SPD, stim
Tagged accommodations, calm, chewing straws, comfort, development, relaxed, rocking chair, Sensory integration, sensory needs, SPD, theater, Theatre, wiggly
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Calm… Autism and breaking the time/space continuum
There is something about childhood and the ability to lose yourself in time just witnessing the poetry in the movements of an insect or the clouds. Those small things contain the entire world. I often ponder that as adults we … Continue reading
Posted in acceptance, Aspergers, Autism, calm, childhood, fitting in
Tagged Aspergers, Autism, breaking the time/space continuum, calm, childhood, development, honouring, pace, parents
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Thirty Days of Autism 