Spinning helps many autistic kids regulate their bodies, emotions, and energy. It’s sensory input. Vestibular input = calmer nervous system Calmer nervous system = fewer meltdowns If it looks like madness… it’s actually science | Laura Clery
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Spinning helps many autistic kids regulate their bodies, emotions, and energy. It’s sensory input. Vestibular input = calmer nervous system Calmer nervous system = fewer meltdowns If it looks like madness… it’s actually science | Laura Clery
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Advocating for autism means teaching people the lessons learned from those who experience the world differently. It's about understanding the resilience required to navigate a world not always built for connection. With patience and time, true connection is possible. #AutismAwareness #Neurodiversity #Inclusion #Resilience #Patience #Connection | Spinning Yarns Podcast
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Advocating for autism means teaching people the lessons learned from those who experience the world differently. It's about understanding the resilience required to navigate a world not always built for connection. With patience and time, true connection is possible. #AutismAwareness #Neurodiversity #Inclusion #Resilience #Patience #Connection | Spinning Yarns Podcast
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