#sensorytips - Twitter Hashtag

over 3 years ago

Navigating family gatherings can be tough for kids, caregivers and parents and families living with #NeurodevelopmentalDisabilities. Helpful #SensoryTips include adjusting expectations, planning for challenges and success, and building in downtime. #FASDSuccess #AutismAcceptance

KidsBrainHealth's tweet photo. Navigating family gatherings can be tough for kids, caregivers and parents and families living with #NeurodevelopmentalDisabilities. Helpful #SensoryTips include adjusting expectations, planning for challenges and success, and building in downtime.

#FASDSuccess #AutismAcceptance https://t.co/rr6cRt0bQg

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Rachel Cullen @RachelCullen__

almost 4 years ago

As a #autistic person I used to struggle to find clothes that meet my sensory needs in a work environment, which can be a barrier to employment. However, over the years I have picked up some cool tips on how to dress smart but stay regulated. #SensoryTips #DifferentNotDisordered

RachelCullen__'s tweet photo. As a #autistic person I used to struggle to find clothes that meet my sensory needs in a work environment, which can be a barrier to employment. However, over the years I have picked up some cool tips on how to dress smart but stay regulated.
#SensoryTips
#DifferentNotDisordered https://t.co/13As5sqoa4

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Katie Brown @Katie_AlportUK

about 4 years ago

#senteachers what’s your absolute sensory musts for the classroom. Sensory play ideas? Top tips for first classroom? #ect #sensorytips @MrTs_NQTs @SendTwinkl

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University of Warwick Library @warwicklibrary

almost 7 years ago

With the nights getting darker earlier, try using features such as ‘night shift’ and ‘night light on your screens.’ This sets the display to a warmer end of the spectrum opposed to the bright white screens, making it easier on our eyes and can help you fall to sleep. #SensoryTips

warwicklibrary's tweet photo. With the nights getting darker earlier, try using features such as ‘night shift’ and ‘night light on your screens.’ This sets the display to a warmer end of the spectrum opposed to the bright white screens, making it easier on our eyes and can help you fall to sleep. #SensoryTips https://t.co/xBlyw3XYC2

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University of Warwick Library @warwicklibrary

almost 7 years ago

Poor lighting reduces the effectiveness of the brain’s power to gather data. And full-spectrum/ natural lighting) works best to improve behaviour, create less anxiety and stress, and improve overall health. When possible, try studying next to a window. #SensoryTips #StudyHappy

warwicklibrary's tweet photo. Poor lighting reduces the effectiveness of the brain’s power to gather data. And full-spectrum/ natural lighting) works best to improve behaviour, create less anxiety and stress, and improve overall health.

When possible, try studying next to a window. #SensoryTips #StudyHappy https://t.co/szEcuuQ4pU

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University of Warwick Library @warwicklibrary

almost 7 years ago

Continuing with visual #SensoryTips - if you're procrastinating too much on Instagram or other apps, try setting your phone screen to grayscale display. The absence of colour makes contents less stimulating (and helps you get more work done!) #StudyHappy

warwicklibrary's tweet photo. Continuing with visual #SensoryTips - if you're procrastinating too much on Instagram or other apps, try setting your phone screen to grayscale display. The absence of colour makes contents less stimulating (and helps you get more work done!) #StudyHappy https://t.co/1EHpnj9Rny

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University of Warwick Library @warwicklibrary

almost 7 years ago

Did you know that smell is the most evocative of all the senses? This means different scents can make it easier to remember things when studying, but also that we can use scents to help us relax or feel more energised. What's your favourite scent? #SensoryTips #StudyHappy

warwicklibrary's tweet photo. Did you know that smell is the most evocative of all the senses?

This means different scents can make it easier to remember things when studying, but also that we can use scents to help us relax or feel more energised.

What's your favourite scent? #SensoryTips #StudyHappy https://t.co/NdGEBhZ08Y

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Sensory Access @SensoryAccess

about 7 years ago · Camberwell

Looking for #sensorytips in London ! What are your sensory recommendations? Let us know if we post them on Insta @sensoryaccesstravel ! #ActuallyAutistic #autismtravel #sensoryprocessingdisorder

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MoMA Learning

@MoMAlearning

over 7 years ago

Social Guide: These guides (https://t.co/JtOGWXd9Uy) share images and information about the Museum for visitors on the spectrum, and of all #abilities. Prepare for your visit by getting to know with whom and what you’ll engage @MuseumModernArt ! #autismawarenessmonth #sensorytips

MoMAlearning's tweet photo. Social Guide: These guides (https://t.co/JtOGWXd9Uy) share images and information about the Museum for visitors on the spectrum, and of all #abilities. Prepare for your visit by getting to know with whom and what you’ll engage @MuseumModernArt ! #autismawarenessmonth #sensorytips https://t.co/QzzEHW49ek

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ARK Therapeutic @ARKTherapeutic

about 8 years ago

Transitioning back to school can be very stressful for kids as they adapt to new surroundings, new friends, new teachers, new classes, etc. For some back-to-school sensory tips, visit: https://t.co/szD7bNZJmg #backtoschool #sensorytips