What is finger flicking? | Asperger's & Autism Community - Wrong …
2011年12月26日 · i finger flick when i talk to people who make me nervous...new people, people in authority (the managers and work and my teachers at college have all got used to my fingers going a bit crazy when i speak). but i don't do it by my eyes, my hand sort of rises to my chest i think it's some sort of defence thing because i also have issues with personal space and being …
Skin Picking/Dermatillomania/Excoriation | Asperger's & Autism ...
2019年2月2日 · Stereotyped or repetitive motor movements o Repetitive hand movements (e.g., clapping, finger flicking, flapping, twisting) o Stereotyped or complex whole-body movements (e.g., foot to foot rocking, dipping, & swaying; spinning) o Abnormalities of posture (e.g., toe walking; full body posturing) o Intense body tensing o Unusual facial grimacing ...
Finger flapping: A "light" version of hand flapping? | Asperger's ...
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Stims. What counts, what doesn't? | Asperger's & Autism …
2016年3月24日 · Finger flicking? When walking I flick/scratch fingertips/nails against each other. Make scratchy sensations and little clicky noises. Rocking. When I'm mildly drunk and light headed, forwards and backwards rocking gives me a bit of a rush. But everyone goes rocky when they're drunk, right? When I'm not drunk, I do not really rock.
Does touching hair count as stimming? - Wrong Planet
2011年7月15日 · Anyway, finger-flicking (a fairly common stim) involves about as much movement as hair twirling, so I am not sure how one can be a stim and the other cannot. Last edited by Verdandi on 06 Aug 2011, 11:34 am, edited 1 time in total.
Stimming/oral fixation/echolalia | Asperger's & Autism Community ...
2011年6月18日 · Finger flicking Hand/finger flapping Toe walking Doodling (this is one of those "I can't believe that is a ...
Does anyone feel more Autistic some days than others?
2016年8月3日 · On bad days, I feel very lonely because I cannot connect to people at all (even close friends), stim almost constantly (mostly little things - finger flicking or tapping, hand flapping, quiet chair leg kicking, pressure or pain stims etc.), and can barely have a conversation (I listen, but cannot really respond, or have eye-contact).
Examples of "stimming" behavior in HFA/Asperger's?
05 Dec 2013, 9:26 pm 1. Stereotyped or repetitive motor movements, use of objects, or speech (e.g., simple
Persistent preoccupation with parts of objects? | Asperger's
2008年4月18日 · There is often an interest in nonfunctional routines or rituals or an unreasonable insistence on following routines (e.g., taking exactly the same route to school every day). Stereotyped body movements include the hands (clapping, finger flicking) or whole body (rocking, dipping, and swaying).
Stimming while listening to music. - Wrong Planet
2006年10月12日 · My feet dance, my legs bounce, I tap my hands (I do this thing where I waggle my hand beating my thumb and little finger alternately on my thigh or knee) or drum them on things, I rock my body to and fro and side to side, and I emit noises sometimes.