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ALT Image is of a seagull high on the wing above the sea, in the distance land shows at the horizon. Across it is written: A person's ability to communicate does not depend on their mastery of certain skills, but on our ability to listen. A heart shape has been cut out of the bottom right hand corner and in this is written: Bye Bye Twitter It was great while it lasted but sadly of late it has really changed. I loved the connections we had here. I hope to find them again with you on other platforms www.TheSensoryProjects.co.uk/contact All the best Jo
Registration opens at 8am, get in early, browse the stands grab a cuppa and come and hear what a 4yr old can teach you about autistic communication differences #NESshow
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Last night I dreamed Flo and I were working together at the Super Sensory Lexiconary. I was trying to get the final slide deck up and it wouldn't open. Flo had to leave the workshop she was running to help me. But neither of us could get it to work. So we couldn't get to the end.
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Jo explains how overwhelming sensory experiences can make mealtimes a stressful challenge for both children and their families. She also offers practical strategies for creating a low-pressure environment at the table 🫶🎧
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Colab, Jo with Joe from @DishorizonsES shop.disabilityhorizons.com/…
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Slowing down for the sensory magic of Christmas shop.disabilityhorizons.com/… new post by @jo3grace #PMLD
My penguins are surviving the weather, this one lost it's scarf but the people in my little village have found it and returned it.
(Other penguin adventures, the punky one is roaming around and possibly caused the one with the halo to topple - isn't that always the way of
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Eating is essential for our health and well-being, yet it can become a source of anxiety for many families 😔
Listen to hear why eating can be such a sensory triggering process and why it can be such a stressful and emotive topic 🎧
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Nearly home... one more train to go, couple of hours, then find the car, find the village, find my boys.
I have been working on a re-anaylsis of the data generated for my PhD studies, this time focusing on Autistic experience. I am really pleased with how practical some of the insights coming out of it are. I can see their application for me in terms of the work I do in the future,
the field in a disassociated state unable to usefully access any of the experiences I had just had. The reality of this forced me to adapt.
The adaption: I stayed in the field until I started to recognise my processing glitching. At this point I had taken in lots of information










