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Executive Function Skills - Making Your Bed, Organizing Your Desk! (Chunking & Planning Over Time)

November 18, 2021 Boonie Sripom

For those of us with a unique executive function profile, some things may be more difficult and draining, like organizing spaces or time management. Learning our strengths is important, as well as giving ourselves compassion to practice new skills.

Chunking can help where we have less pressure to complete tasks at once. Bite-sized pieces or even first thinking about goals can help us feel more empowered. Thinking and planning about tasks is as important as execution, and we don't always give ourselves credit for doing so.

Change involves thinking about change. Change also takes practice and small steps that add to a larger whole. Find ways that work for you, and be open to sharing your process with safe supportive people so they can also encourage you to keep going and celebrate small wins!

In Neurodivergent Tags ef skills, neurodivergent, adhd, autistic
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Thoughts on Stimming & ABA (Autism Acceptance)

October 23, 2019 Boonie Sripom

Sharing some ways I stim, responding to the video of "What is Stimming?" by the YouTube channel Ask an Autistic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WexCW... (this video is more detailed)

BLOCKING BAD INPUT WITH GOOD INPUT!

I didn't mention stimming is also used for sensation seeking.

Some ways of stimming mentioned:

  • hand flapping

  • visual & tactile (stones, dice, glitter, squishy)

  • essential oils

  • scents

  • weighted blankets

A note on ABA: I can see that ABA is changing for the better. I am commenting on my experiences and hearing stories of those who have suffered through terrible ABA practices in the past. If you practice ABA now, please feel free to share what it is like.

ASAN: https://autisticadvocacy.org/

In education, Mental Health, parenting Tags autism, autistic, neurodiverse, stim, stimming
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