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Here’s my neurokit: things that support me as a neurodivergent person in my daily life.

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My neurokit @hat.talks.uk 6 numbered bubbles arranged in a circle. 1 Fidget toys and Stim rings to meet my need for movement. 2 Loop earplugs and headphones in busy and loud places. 3 My assistance dog for going out, especially new and busy places. 4 AAC for periods of mutism, e.g. text to speech. 5 Exercise in large amounts to manage my restlessness and as a form of Stimming. 6 Safe foods available for when textures and new things are inaccessible.
Image Credit: Harriet Richardson, hat.talks.uk, @hat.talks.uk

What’s your neurokit?

My neurokit @hat.talks.uk 6 blank numbered bubbles arranged in a circle.
Image Credit: Harriet Richardson, hat.talks.uk, @hat.talks.uk

Further Reading

Sensory Kit on a Clip
Sensory Kit
Stimming
Fidgeting
Samefood
Stim Listening
Neuroception and Sensory Load: Our Complex Sensory Experiences
Perceptual Worlds and Sensory Trauma
Play
Alternative and Augmentative Communication

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