Sensory SLP

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25,132 appearances 130 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2022 last heard 13 Aug

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And also kids are getting lots of, you know, it can be regulating because they're able to sustain their attention. podcast-host
They're able to deeply focus on one thing, settle in, pay attention to that one thing. podcast-host
So they're getting this period of uninterrupted focus where they're focusing on this one thing and that can feel really regulating too. podcast-host
So we just wanted to, first of all, acknowledge, you know, that a large part of the autistic community says screen time is regulating. podcast-host
Yeah, let's talk about why transitioning away from screens are so dysregulating, because it goes back to exactly what you just said. podcast-host
All of the things that they get from being on the screen, it's like being ripped away from them all at once, usually without notice, or even if they got notice from you, it might not be something that they processed yet. podcast-host
But what we had mentioned earlier, Chris mentioned, is that dopamine is created in our brains from screens. podcast-host
And it's just like hitting us with constant feel-good chemicals and being like, hey, yeah, keep trying. podcast-host
And it's called variable ratio reinforcement, which is what is used in slot machines. podcast-host
where you don't know when the next exciting moment's going to happen. podcast-host
So you're just on the edge of your seat. podcast-host
It's kind of like when you're scrolling social media and you're like, meh, that video's okay. podcast-host
That video's okay. podcast-host
Ooh, I love this. podcast-host
And then it's just that same exact pattern. podcast-host
They know what they're doing when they're designing these games. podcast-host
They're designing them for you to want to continue. podcast-host
So they're getting this reinforcement by just the nature of watching the videos because of what's happening in their brain. podcast-host
And when we are trying to take that away from them, it's a huge, huge cognitive demand on them. podcast-host
They have to disengage from what it is that they were thinking about. podcast-host
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