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· Hi everyone I’m back again with another lil’ drawing of a very sensory based grounding technique I find useful when I am anxious. You may of heard of it before, it’s usually referred to as the 5-4-3-2-1 technique. I find it useful because I am (obviously) a highly sensitive individual and it distracts me to…
14.08.2017 · 5 sensory fidget textured unique pens. This can cause problems when it comes to … This toy is touchy, feely, tactile that is perfect for all children and adults but specially made for an individual with add/adhd, ocd, autism or with a person who has a high level of stress and anxiety. 31.01.2019 · professionals who treat adhd don’t see the value in many gizmos …
