fromHarvard Gazette1 month agoHighly sensitive science - Harvard GazetteSensory dysfunction in autism is not solely a brain issue, but involves complex systems of the body.Understanding sensations like touch can improve treatment for pain and hypersensitivity in autism.
Sciencefromwww.scientificamerican.com1 month agoFor Dolphins, Echolocation May Be More Like Touching' Than Seeing'Dolphin echolocation may best be understood as 'touching with sound' rather than seeing with sound.
fromDaily Mom magazine2 months agoSigns Your Child May Need Pediatric Occupational TherapyOccupational therapy supports children in mastering everyday skills and enhances confidence, independence, and emotional development.
OMG sciencefromPsychology Today3 months agoSensual Overexcitability in High-IQ PeopleSensual overexcitability in gifted individuals can significantly affect their sensory experiences and daily life.
fromPsychology Today4 months agoItch or Pain? Your Brain Knows the Difference-Here's HowThe brain has specialized neurons that distinguish between itch and pain.
UX designfromArchDaily4 months agoArchitecture for Neurodiversity: Designing for Control, Choice, and the SensesDesigning for neurodiversity fosters inclusivity in public spaces, addressing the varied sensory needs of individuals.Awareness of hypersensitivity and hyposensitivity is crucial for creating better environments for neurodivergent individuals.