#olfactorysense

Triveni Goswami Vernal(Registered Special Educator A64010)Stims, as we know, refer to self-stimulatory behaviour. Individuals with Autism, often engage in stims to regulate their sensory experiences, which they may find to be quite overwhelming/under-whelming. The previous blogs looked at Auditory and Visual stims and the activities that can be done to work on Auditory and Visual Processing. This…

Delving Deeper into Olfactory Experiences for Kids with Autism: A Detailed Exploration The world of smells is often overlooked, yet it has an incredible power to spark emotions, evoke memories, and even provide calming and sensory input. For children on the autism spectrum, who may experience heightened or dulled sensory sensitivities, olfactory activities can offer a unique and engaging way to…

A video blog by Pinki Kumar on dealing with olfactory issues in the children on Autism spectrum disorder. How to help a child when child starts smelling unwanted things. The blog will teach you easy methods to reduce such olfactory issues. Author Pinki Kumar Pinki is a special educator, play therapist and a mother of a neurodivergent kid. She has a YouTube channel Play and learn to teach…