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Sensory difficulties

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I found this website last week.

stimpunks.org/.../

I suppose if you have a sensitive disposition don't click on the link. / trigger warning. The picture at the top of the page isn't nice but very accurately depicts how I felt yesterday when amongst others and how I've felt today. After my comment on another thread about it - today, I'm honestly not sure if it was worth it. I've been in a heightened state all day and it hasn't been nice. It's not going to miraculously disappear. 

The article is also useful about sensory difficulties / trauma which can build up. 

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  • I find the use of inclusive language a double-edged sword. Despite the inherent dangers of overgeneralizing from such a use of prose, I appreciate the article's rehashing of pre-existing concepts, exemplified by statements like 'Infants may miss out on regulating, growth-promoting parental input,' which aligns with the concept of Psychosocial Dwarfism.It's a very creative article in the way it borrows various concepts discussed in other circles that deal with childhood trauma. Very relevant stuff.

    I gleaned a lot of insightful information, helping to understand the varying processes and nuances through which individuals in different categories may encounter, endure, and cope with sensory trauma.

    Great share. Thx.

     

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  • I find the use of inclusive language a double-edged sword. Despite the inherent dangers of overgeneralizing from such a use of prose, I appreciate the article's rehashing of pre-existing concepts, exemplified by statements like 'Infants may miss out on regulating, growth-promoting parental input,' which aligns with the concept of Psychosocial Dwarfism.It's a very creative article in the way it borrows various concepts discussed in other circles that deal with childhood trauma. Very relevant stuff.

    I gleaned a lot of insightful information, helping to understand the varying processes and nuances through which individuals in different categories may encounter, endure, and cope with sensory trauma.

    Great share. Thx.

     

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