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Embracing Self-Stimulatory Behaviors in Ministry for Inclusive Engagement
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Unlock the secrets of stimming within ministry settings with host Tracie Corll as we shed light on a topic often shrouded in misunderstanding. Ever wondered how something as simple as foot-tapping or hair-twirling can play a pivotal role in emotional regulation and sensory management? Discover the diverse range of self-stimulatory behaviors and learn why they are crucial for both neurotypical and neurodivergent individuals. This episode promises to bridge the gap between sensory needs and active participation, offering insights into creating environments where everyone can feel included and engaged, regardless of their unique ways of processing the world.
Join Tracy as we tackle the nuanced challenges of embracing non-harmful stimming within ministry contexts. Learn about the societal pressures that lead many to mask these behaviors and the profound impact this can have on mental health. By prioritizing conversations with parents and caregivers, we aim to prepare for and address any safety concerns while ensuring individuals feel welcomed and accepted. Together, we strive to foster a ministry environment that champions inclusion, allowing individuals to connect with their faith and experience spiritual growth in their own authentic way.
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1. Embracing Self-Stimulatory Behaviors in Ministry for Inclusive Engagement (00:00:00)
2. Understanding Stimming in Ministry Settings (00:00:03)
3. Embracing Stimming in Ministry Settings (00:18:16)
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