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Autism Stimming: What YOU Don t Know But Should! · Aspergers & Autism Podcast [The Aspie World] AuDHD

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  Autism and stimming. We all know everything about it,
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  don't we? Think again, I've got something.
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  Good for you. You've never heard this before,
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  guys, What's going on? Welcome back to the Ashby World.
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  My name is Dan. I have autism and ADHD and a
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  week weekly video is all about this stuff because it's my life
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  mission to help more people achieve a better successful life
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  from the autism spectrum. And really 10 accept
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  capabilities and abilities. Guys, what's going on?
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  notification bell, guys. So white noise.
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  I'm going to talk about this. Stimming is where you have a
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  self stimulatory behavior, which is basically a repetitive
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  behavior that autistic people find enjoyment out of.
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  This could be rocking back in the forwards, This could be
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  humming a tune, humming a noise, it could be moving in a certain
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  way, it could be flicking their fingers, flapping their hands,
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  it could be many things. A lot of times I'm going to see
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  people with autism kind of like move a pencil around over their
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  eyes. This is again another factor of
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  stimming. However, what we never talk
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  about is the importance of white noise and steaming.
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  Now white noise is, if you don't know, it's kind of like that
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  noise that the TV makes when it's like fuzzy and Gray and
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  that white noise when you hear it becomes repetitive, kind of
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  like rain noise when it's raining outside and you get all
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  relaxed and cozy. That's your mind stimming to the
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  audio or the rain outside. So autistic individuals love to
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  stem to white noise and ring noise and anything really that's
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  that's it could be a buzzing of a tattoo gun that will help them
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  self soothe because this is an an emotional stem you're you're
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  emotionally connecting to that and it's repetitive which gives
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  you a feeling of security because it's knowing what's
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  happening next you know that the ring noise is going to continue
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  on because you know the ring noise sounds like you know the
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  white noise sounds like fascinating.
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  Nobody talks about this. It's it's one of the biggest
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  things that nobody talks about. The other thing about stemming
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  is why do autistic people stem when they happy and or they're
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  scared? Because they are emotional
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  deregulators. So people with autism tend to
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  not be able to regulate their emotions, right.
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  And when emotion comes from something, energy in motion, now
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  you feel energy and you want to put that energy into motion.
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  Now a lot of people will have control over their emotions,
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  their energy in motion. Where they'll say I'm sad, so
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  therefore I'm about to cry. Statistic individuals won't feel
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  like that. They'll have all this energy and
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  they have nowhere to put it. They have to put into motion
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  somehow. So it comes out in a stem, you
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  know, flapping their hands, rocking back to the forward,
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  jumping up and down, not sitting still.
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  Fascinating area. We never, never think about the
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  energy in motion and we also have never thought about white
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  noise. Now I've.
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  I've just blown your mind with a white noise.
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  OK, guys, I'll see you in the next video.
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  Peace.