AUTISTIC is… Sensitive: Module 5
Content Outline
1. Sensory A.
Tactile
Musculoskeletal
Deep pressure
Light Touch
2. Sensory B.
Vestibulo-cochlear complex
Balance
Vibration
Body Position in Space
1. Sensory C.
The Main Perception:
The 5 senses
Temperature
Somatic pain
2. Emotional.
Sensitive to betrayal
Sensitive to loss
Sensitive to emotions of others
Sensitive to criticism
Workshop Overview
Understanding Sensory Sensitivity: Explore the broad spectrum of sensory experiences unique to neurodivergent individuals, from hypersensitivity to hyposensitivity and everything in between.
Supportive Strategies: Learn how to create supportive environments and employ practical strategies to accommodate and embrace the sensory needs of neurodivergent individuals.
Empowerment Through Sensory Understanding: Discover how understanding and respecting sensory experiences can empower neurodivergent individuals, enhancing their comfort and ability to engage with the world.
What You Will Gain
Deeper Awareness: Gain a deeper awareness of the sensory aspects of neurodivergence, appreciating the diverse ways in which sensory information can be processed.
Tools for Support: Equip yourself with tools and strategies to effectively support neurodivergent individuals in managing sensory challenges, fostering a sense of security and understanding.
Enhanced Empathy and Inclusion: Enhance your empathy for neurodivergent sensory experiences, contributing to more inclusive and accommodating spaces in all aspects of life.
Is It For Me?
We warmly invite both autistic and neurotypical individuals to this workshop, specifically targeting healthcare professionals, educators, parents, and practitioners with personal experiences of neurodivergence. This session is crafted to be enriching for anyone eager to deepen their understanding of neurodivergence and to enhance their support for neurodivergent individuals across various contexts—be it within professional roles, familial relationships, or educational environments. Join us to expand your knowledge and skills, and to foster a more inclusive and supportive approach to managing anxiety in neurodivergent minds.