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Just made this. It's cheap, easy, tasty, and filling while being very sensorily gentle. This'll be great on #autisticoverwhelm days. Gives something warm in the tummy without demanding much from me. What I don't eat today gets portioned out and frozen. Served with buttered toast.

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🧠😶‍🌫️“Brain’s gone”

#AutisticOverwhelm #Autism #AutisticFatigue

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Autistic Senses Unravelled
Autistic Senses Unravelled YouTube video by Autistamatic

The 1st of 2 videos by #Autistamatic that unravels the subject of #AutisticSenses. This part deals with #perception. #Autism #SensoryStimuli #AutisticOverwhelm youtu.be/UU27OeU8X4E?...

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#AutisticOverstimulation and #AutisticOverwhelm

Effects can include:

Aphasia
Anxiety
Mental fog
Clumsiness
Mental distress
Physical pain
Instability
"Selective" Mutism
Autistic Meltdown
Autistic Shutdown

Solution: Remove triggering stimuli. Speak calmly + simply. Quiet environment. Give us time

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#AutisticOverwhelm is not standard overwhelm, it's something else

Autistic Overwhelm is most often brought on by environmental triggers

Autistic Overwhelm: a debilitating state of mental fog and dysregulation, on the path toward Autistic Meltdown / Shutdown if triggers escalate.

#ActuallyAutistic

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"Everyone can become overwhelmed by it is much more common for Autistic people due to experiencing the world in a different way, whether mentally, emotionally, especially in terms of sensory experiences. 

Someone might be overwhelmed due to sensory sensitivities, being asked too many questions/demands, things going wrong or because something has changed. It leads to meltdowns, shutdowns, increased anxiety, increased sadness and increased irritability.

Each person is different but some things that help are stopping/reducing sensory triggers, giving time and space to recover, provide reassurance/stims and reducing the pressure of the situation."

"Everyone can become overwhelmed by it is much more common for Autistic people due to experiencing the world in a different way, whether mentally, emotionally, especially in terms of sensory experiences. Someone might be overwhelmed due to sensory sensitivities, being asked too many questions/demands, things going wrong or because something has changed. It leads to meltdowns, shutdowns, increased anxiety, increased sadness and increased irritability. Each person is different but some things that help are stopping/reducing sensory triggers, giving time and space to recover, provide reassurance/stims and reducing the pressure of the situation."

Autistic Overwhelm, what is it, why might someone be overwhelmed, what it leads to and what helps.

#autism #autistic #neurodivergent #ActuallyAutistic #adhd #MentalHealthAwareness #neurodiverse #neurodiversity #neurodivergence #AutisticExperience #AutisticJoy #overwhelm #autisticoverwhelm

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