STIMMING is a way of LEARNING in AUTISTIC Children!

Stimming behaviours pave a way for developing LEARNING POTENTIAL in an Autistic Child as they help in:
1. Functional speech
2. Emotional regulation
3. Attention
4. Strength in Learning
5. Play Skills
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Dr. Prabhjot Kaur Gambhir
Occupational Therapist, Masters in Neurosciences, Certified in Dysphagia (Swallowing) Therapy and Play Therapy for children with special needs.
Specialization : Breast cancer rehabilitation, Sensory Integration, Hand therapy, ADL (Activities of Daily living) training, Behaviour Therapy, Sensory training, Coma Arousal Therapy.
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[@chanakalimi1111]

such a great video - very informative, thanks

[@brendamoore4463]

Thanks for sharing. Great information.

[@rafikaali4733]

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[@user-pn7pe6yf1t]

Hi mam, please make a video how to overcome animals addiction in kids?

[@nikyvarma9564]

My son is constantly self talking these days and its getting difficult to handle

[@therapywithdrprabhjot]

How old is your son? Are you taking any therapy?

[@nikyvarma9564]

@@therapywithdrprabhjot yes mam from few years taking therapies..he will be 9 soon
I don't know why this self talking has started and it's like he is enjoying it
It will hinder in learning

[@therapywithdrprabhjot]

@nikyvarma9564 Usually self talking has a meaning. The content of self-talk gives an insight into why the self-talk has started. Is he talking about his school events? Singing? Talking about his emotions? Part of his pretend play?

[@user-ic5sr2wx2t]

My daughter she is 27 months she is verbal stimming self talk but I don't understand what she is speaking is it sign of autism

[@nikyvarma9564]

@@therapywithdrprabhjot he talks about previous incidents..random lines out of the blue and now it's a robotic singing tone which he likes to talk with