The Sensory Experience: School Hallway (EN)

Our environments are filled with sensory information. For some people with Autism Spectrum Disorder, this information can become over stimulating which can cause a sensory overload.

[@lailalulu6635]

My son has ADHD & AS watching him grow made me realise that we have a lot in common, sometimes I see a lot of my self in him. This video reminds me of when I went for a meeting at his school it happen to be at brake time. Walking through those corridors all the noises, too many people walking in different directions just drove me crazy. I remember feeling sorry for my son having to go through it every day. I hate going out in the sales or to Oxford street it makes me feel dizzy or have too many people stand or walk too close to me

[@chrissame]

Laila Lulu Autism is often genetic, you most likely are on the spectrum yourself, that’s why you relate so well to him. 🙂

[@yaboiryacu1214]

Maybe you could see if you have the ADHD or as as well

[@Brunette84]

Through the Telescope! Definitely NOT genetic in my child's case.

[@yaboiryacu1214]

This music is really uncomfortable

[@auburneytuckerson2959]

Sorry. I had to turn my phone all the way down.

[@Bikertrons]

Mmm yes, wish I could do that in reality tho NT can, I can't :(

[@auburneytuckerson2959]

@@Bikertrons Yes.

[@ksmart1235]

I understand him, and I'm autistic too.... 😟😟😟😟

[@robbarbour3173]

Me too

[@kqyl33]

same

[@yung_AA_alX]

Me too

[@darrenhalpin6685]

One major sensation i love but its a weird one.. when my hair gets long and tickles the inside of my ear especially going to sleep.. its weird I can put the hair in my ear on purpose but it's 10 times better when it naturally falls in.. its odd but if you know you know!

[@tracyisland65]

am I jumping the gun by thinking this video could have included more information such as what Adam is experiencing when the other children come out of the classrooms ie whether Sensory Overload [sound etc] or even Sensory Deficit, how he thinks feels etc. Social anxiety etc?

[@christinasweetheart2810]

I would like to see real true ADHD like this.

[@redmisteditor]

@Break the myths about AUTISM symptoms overlap

[@yaboiryacu1214]

Ha, relatable!

[@Kleptomaniac.author]

how you get it so right

[@preppygurloffical]

Im now used to school hallways because I need TK take off my earphones pack up and go home v everyday at school at the end if the day my next goal is to get used to the bells Normal next class bell - no head phones Fire alarm- be part if the drill with head phones WISH ME LUCK YALL and spam update if you want a update Update: INWAS part of a fire drill woth headphones?

[@TheFuzzybuzzy1234]

Welcome back to my high school experience everyone …

[@maleahshay2555]

Hello! I am creating a documentary and with the quarantine, I am not able to film what I need, so I was wondering if I could use a clip from the beginning of this beautifully crafted video? I'll link the video and give credit to you as the creator. Thank you so much

[@autismontario]

Hi Maleah! I'd love to chat with you about this. Can you please send an email to [e-mail]?

[@stefyguereschi]

Difficult Life' I mean 'It will be self integration"🤝🤝🤝

[@nsa7752]

how we control such stimulations in them? i mean over hearing each n every minute sounds?? is there any type of therapy???

[@sydneypitts355]

Sensory integration perhaps?

[@nsa7752]

but when they are out of such atmosphere, i mean the real world will they be able to act normally?

[@nsa7752]

but when they are out of such atmosphere, i mean the real world will they be able to act normally?

[@sailoruranus9891]

With time and maturity the sounds will start to lessen but the sensory to sounds will never truly go away ever. You just learn to live with it instead of letting it consume you mentally.

[@auburneytuckerson2959]

Most of them would just get earmuffs because stuff like this is too unbearable to overcome or get used to.

[@SayanHaqueOfficial]

Oh

[@שלוםלנצחשלוםשלוםשלום]

Not yet thank you god...never!!!

[@yourenough3]

😭

[@briannareed2225]

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