35 Sensory Stories for PMLD and SEN - Special Education and Inclusive Learning
35 Sensory Stories for PMLD and SEN - Special Education and Inclusive Learning
Jan 9, 2021
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Sensory processing part 5 “Why does sensory overload lead to meltdown?” I explain here 👇. Want to know more? Join my online workshop. Link in bio https://neuroteachers.com/product/neurodiversity-behaviour-support-workshop-2/ #neurodivergent #behaviour #inclusion #sensory #teachersofinstagram | Neuroteachers
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Sensory processing part 5 “Why does sensory overload lead to meltdown?” I explain here 👇. Want to know more? Join my online workshop. Link in bio https://neuroteachers.com/product/neurodiversity-behaviour-support-workshop-2/ #neurodivergent #behaviour #inclusion #sensory #teachersofinstagram | Neuroteachers
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Does your child tend to melt down during therapy? Is the child scared during vestibular exercises? Have you figured out if your child struggles with sensory integration? Is he a seeker or an avoider? Does he still have primitive reflexes? If so certain positions can be really difficult for your child. Is he old enough to start using boundaries at home? For example, when you tell your child it’s time to stop playing or watching a video, does he have a meltdown? Do you let him throw the tantrum if
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Does your child tend to melt down during therapy? Is the child scared during vestibular exercises? Have you figured out if your child struggles with sensory integration? Is he a seeker or an avoider? Does he still have primitive reflexes? If so certain positions can be really difficult for your child. Is he old enough to start using boundaries at home? For example, when you tell your child it’s time to stop playing or watching a video, does he have a meltdown? Do you let him throw the tantrum if
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If you’ve ever felt trapped in your body—like pain, tension, or a diagnosis has muted your ability to sense change—you’re not alone. One of the most profound things we teach in MELT is how vibration can pull you out of the remembered past and drop you back into sensory presence—into the part of you that can adapt, pivot, and heal. In our next (and final) Fascia Hydrator Master Class on Tuesday, December 9th, we’re going deeper than ever into how vibration, breath, and fascia science work togethe
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If you’ve ever felt trapped in your body—like pain, tension, or a diagnosis has muted your ability to sense change—you’re not alone. One of the most profound things we teach in MELT is how vibration can pull you out of the remembered past and drop you back into sensory presence—into the part of you that can adapt, pivot, and heal. In our next (and final) Fascia Hydrator Master Class on Tuesday, December 9th, we’re going deeper than ever into how vibration, breath, and fascia science work togethe
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Sensory overloads aren’t “bad behaviour.” They’re a genuine neurological response. But most DLA forms never show that clearly and that’s why many children get under-awarded. . Here’s how to describe it so decision makers understand: 1. Use the right language. Say “sensory overload”, “distress reaction”, or “shutdown/meltdown due to sensory triggers.” Avoid emotional words like “tantrum.” The DWP looks for medical-style clarity. . 2. Explain what actually triggers it. Example: “Loud noises, brigh
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Sensory overloads aren’t “bad behaviour.” They’re a genuine neurological response. But most DLA forms never show that clearly and that’s why many children get under-awarded. . Here’s how to describe it so decision makers understand: 1. Use the right language. Say “sensory overload”, “distress reaction”, or “shutdown/meltdown due to sensory triggers.” Avoid emotional words like “tantrum.” The DWP looks for medical-style clarity. . 2. Explain what actually triggers it. Example: “Loud noises, brigh
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Feeling like you’re drowning in sensory tools, meltdowns, and advice? You’re not alone. Here’s the truth: You don’t have to fix everything at once. Start small. Here’s what to do first: ✅ Observe and track triggers. Notice what happens before the meltdown (loud noises, bright lights, itchy clothes, transitions). ✅ Start with ONE sensory strategy. Example: If sound is a big trigger, try noise-canceling headphones or a quiet space. ✅ Build predictability. Use a simple visual schedule so your child
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Feeling like you’re drowning in sensory tools, meltdowns, and advice? You’re not alone. Here’s the truth: You don’t have to fix everything at once. Start small. Here’s what to do first: ✅ Observe and track triggers. Notice what happens before the meltdown (loud noises, bright lights, itchy clothes, transitions). ✅ Start with ONE sensory strategy. Example: If sound is a big trigger, try noise-canceling headphones or a quiet space. ✅ Build predictability. Use a simple visual schedule so your child
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Sensory overload meltdowns are overwhelming reactions that can occur in autistic children when they experience an intense and/or distressing input from one or more of their senses (e.g. loud noise, bright lights, strong smells) and are unable to process or regulate the stimulation in a way that is manageable for them. These meltdowns can result in behaviors such as screaming, crying, or physical aggression, as well as a sense of being completely overwhelmed and unable to communicate effectively.
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Sensory overload meltdowns are overwhelming reactions that can occur in autistic children when they experience an intense and/or distressing input from one or more of their senses (e.g. loud noise, bright lights, strong smells) and are unable to process or regulate the stimulation in a way that is manageable for them. These meltdowns can result in behaviors such as screaming, crying, or physical aggression, as well as a sense of being completely overwhelmed and unable to communicate effectively.
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