"Autistic children often crave vestibular and proprioceptive input due to differences in sensory processing. Sensory processing refers to the way the nervous system receives and interprets sensory information from the environment. Autistic individuals may experience sensory sensitivities or seek out sensory input to help regulate their sensory systems. Vestibular input refers to the sense of movement and balance, while proprioceptive input refers to the sense of body position and muscle activity
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Why this works to calm a child: • Strong proprioceptive input (from muscles and joints) Gives the brain a clear signal of safety → the nervous system can calm down. • Deep pressure Helps reduce levels of arousal, tension, and stress. • Slow, rhythmic movement Regulates the vestibular system, which has a huge impact on emotions and concentration. • Better body awareness and boundaries The child feels their body “here and now,” which reduces chaos and overreactivity. • A sense of control and safet
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