Stimming can look like snapping fingers, tapping, rocking, or any repetitive motion/ sound that provides sensory input, and helps regulate emotions. It's really common for people who have ADHD or autism, but honestly, we all do it in some form or another 😜 | Toni’s Cleaning Co.

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🧠✨ Understanding Stimming: What School Staff Need to Know Stimming is a natural and meaningful way many children regulate their bodies, emotions, attention, and thinking. While it’s often misunderstood, research and autistic lived experience show that stimming is not misbehavior—it’s a powerful regulation and communication tool. In this video, school-based therapists, teachers, and support staff will learn: 🔹 What stimming really is 🔹 Why students use stimming to regulate and think 🔹 The bra

Do you stimm? 💬 ❓What is stimming? 🤔 ADHD & ASD stimming is a self-stimulating behavior. ❓Why do we stimm? 🤔 Stimming is often done to self-soothe or to increase focus and attention. ❓Does everyone with ADHD and ASD stimm? Stimming is a universal behavior that can occur in anyone. It is not exclusive to ASD or ADHD or any other medical condition. Stimming exists on a continuum. Some people may stim, while others may not. Some may stim occasionally and others may stim excessively. Want to lear