Dayna Abraham
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831 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Feb 2020
last heard Aug 2023
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And so, because I'd never heard about this.
I was a teacher and I had only been taught about the five senses and definitely not taught about how our senses play a role in our learning.
Obviously, I'd been taught about modalities of learning and all of those sorts of things, but I had not been taught about how much this aspect of our body and our brain plays a role in our everyday lives.
So I started reading the book over the summer and throughout that year and I
was floored.
The every book it was out of this out of Saint Child um was the first book that I read.
And I was like, this is my child.
This is my child.
Like this everything about this describes my child.
Um the constant touching, the putting things in his mouth, the, you know, climbing everything, the
impulse control struggles, the screaming over socks and the screaming over tags in his clothes and the needing a rigid schedule and um just I mean, there name a check mark that was inside that book and he finally started hitting check marks in a book, whereas before he never did.
And so I was like, wait a second, this just explains so much.
So I started learning more and more about it and I started realizing just how much it plays a role in all of our lives.
And
how much it changes who we are as a parent, who we are as a
A teacher, a friend, a spouse when we understand the other person's sensory needs and our own sensory needs.
Because what I learned is it's not reserved just for kids with a disorder.
It is all human beings having a sensory need.
We all have our likes and dislikes.
And I liken it to the fact that I am someone who absolutely used to love roller coasters.
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