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Dr Lisa Quadt

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Dr Lisa Quadt@lisaquadt.bsky.social · 10mo ago

For a summary, check this out: www.bsms.ac.uk/about/news/2... More to come out of this data set soon!

Hypermobility identified as risk factor for Long Covid - BSMS

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Jeffrey Lubell (EDS, ME/CFS, LongCOVID Research)@jefflubellc19.bsky.social · 11mo ago

Our article examining the extent to which people with #hypermobility are at risk of Long COVID was just published in BMJ Public Health, an open access journal. bmjpublichealth.bmj.com/content/3/2/...

Luke Miller@lukemillerneuro.bsky.social · 3y ago

CELEBRATING THE LIFE & WORK OF VINCENT HAYWARD (1955-2023) Special Issue in Multisensory Research to celebrate our dear friend Vincent. Submission deadline: 01/04/2024 Guest edited by Luke Miller, Alessandro Farnè, and Marc Ernst. #Neuroskyence PsychSciSky

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Dr Lisa Quadt@lisaquadt.bsky.social · 3y ago

I will use this as an excuse to make this a #glimmer thread. Feel free to share yours, I love seeing other people's glimmers!

Medusa’s Wink@medusaswink.bsky.social · 3y ago

Know your neurodivergent vocabulary - a #glimmer is like a small special interest, a wee little euphoria Glimmers are vital to our wellbeing! Think of them as spoon-makers. We need them to help self-soothe, cope with stress. They can be anything, but there are many shared commonly in the community

A glimmer is a satisfying sensory delight that fills someone with fervent ecstasy. It is the opposite of a trigger (a stimulus perceived as threatening and unsafe). Autistic people often experience the sensory world with hyper-attunement, creative alliance and whimsy. These glimmers have been collected from a sample of autistic people and do not represent the experience of ALL autistic people. [image description: In center in yellow text reads: “AUTISTIC GLIMMERS” Around the text are a bunch of examples with small coordinating drawings. Examples include: Collecting shells Crushing lavender Sound of rain Lava lamp Cat purrs Steaming tea Bumblebees Candle light New leaves Knitted socks Damp springy moss Shiny bubbles Shimmering feathers Crunching leaves Freshly baked bread Dopamine dressing Saving snails” At the bottom center is a drawing of a rainbow infinity sign and the artist / page creators page name The ND OT}