Autism & Sensory Seeking - Why do Autistic People Sensory Seek?
Channel: Lyric Rivera - Neurodivergent Rebel
Date: 2021-09-01

SENSORY AVERSION VIDEO (Part 2): https://youtu.be/qmQjVPT60ok


Hey humans Lyric here. I'm a non-binary pale-skinned human with green, yellow, and purple hair that has shaved sides and the undercut is purple and teal right now. I am holding a rainbow pastel stuffed fluffy dog that is fairly large, clasped to my chest. 

I am petting him, because he is nice and soft. This week I'm going to talk about being Autistic and sensory seeking, and my experience with that as an Autistic Person. If you are curious at all about sensory stuff, please stay tuned as we dive in.

As we dive in and talk about sensory seeking it's first important to point out that this is going to be around all of the senses. So we've got the sense of touch, the sense of sound, hearing, sight, smell, taste, feeling your body in motion in space, and your sense of balance. These are all senses that are affected by sensory processing. 

This video was shot on August 9, 2021 and released to Patreon Subscribers, Facebook Supporters, and YouTube channel members on August 12, 2021, as a thanks for the support you give my blog. The video's public release is set for September 1, 2021.  

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