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On Amazon a customer said DOES BOT WORK
Booooooo that didn't tell me nothing
What a bizarre and autistic phenomenon
We may avoid using a word like bizarre, but there certainly are some very unique diagnoses out there! Thanks for commenting :)
Good video ❤
Hey thanks!!
Amazing job at explaining how Dtt works!
Thank you very much. 😊
Thank you for letting us know!! We appreciate the feedback!
@@GoallyApps You're very welcome.
Thanks for the explanation 👍 this helped me understand the definition.
Thanks for letting us know, that's our goal!!
Thanks for the video! I’m an autistic adult and sometimes still have a habit of wandering, I think it’s just in our nature to gravitate towards what we like. I was late diagnosed so these videos are very helpful with some of the basics! Thanks!
Thanks for sharing with us :) we appreciate hearing from our awesome community!
I do not like that you use the phrase elopement for kids running away.
Why's that? Check the blog post - this is a common phrased used for this getgoally.com/blog/neurodiversopedia/what-is-elopement/
Ok
yes
Half of kids just doomscroll straight away.
Yes doomscrolling is very prevalent these days!
Please please review the “Angel sense” watch!!! And also kids Apple Watch!!
We'll take a look at it!!
Some inertial sensor would allow for leds gps reliance and just correct track based on gps as it comes
Sounds cool!
Great
Thanks!!
As a mom with a son with autism I think we are all just trying to do our best to help our kids. There’s so much unnecessary judgement from others who don’t understand. Constant research for new problem solving methods. Trying to understand your child better we just want to help them express themselves better and help them not feel trapped in their minds.
Yes ma'am! You're doing great if no one has told you that today! Thanks for sharing with us :)
its still ABA, there are actually six model of ABA: UCLA - University of California LA PCDI - Princeton Child Development Institute PRT -Pivotal Response Training ESDM - Early Start Denver Model CABAS - Comprehensive Application of behavior Analysis to schooling VB - Verbal Behavior UCLA and ESDM are the more utilized worldwide, usually when people talk about ABA they are referring to UCLA Model, ESDM work just fine for the most, UCLA gave better result with lv3 autism, and its utilized on broader cluster of situation ,not just autism
Wow thank you for sharing!! There's a lot of information there to unpack, much appreciated!
You lost me at tinder!!!!
Yup!!
1:22 recommending medication for hyperfocus is mentall illness
All people are different! We never recommend anything in particular because each individual requires different help!
True. But for the non-ADHD person, it gets exhausting when the ADHD person never gets to the point when the can do it themselves. So frustrating.
Well done
Thanks!
What’s the app?
Our tablet, Goally! Head over to GetGoally.com to learn more
Thank you for this!!! I’ve been wondering why I’ve always been fidgeting. I think I have ADHD!!!😮😮😮
You can talk to a medical professional for some resources and find out more!
I had to study all alone. I ended up being diagnosed with celiac disease with gerd, lymphocytic gastritis, vitamin b12/b9 deficiency (mthfr mutation) and of course vitamin d and iron deficiency. Are these mentioned ?
for ring of fire?? We're not sure!! That would be a great question for a medical professional tho :)
@@GoallyApps It always mentioned that ring of fire is caused by allergies and should be treated with Gaba/elimination diet. Thanks ❤️
Even an autistic adult can talk normal, because I saw it. So I thought they didn’t have it.
Yes?
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@@GoallyApps Sorry my messages keep disappearing. Here’s an lady with autism but it just doesn’t seem she has it.
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As a former (childhood) member of Mensa who got almost identical scores in performance and verbal IQ subtests and thus does not have a horse in this race, the way I would put it is. Verbal IQ = how intelligent and capable you seem Performance IQ = how intelligent and capable you actually are People with high verbal IQs tend to be 'successful' in jobs where their position is based on how intelligent and correct other people perceive them to be based on their faculty with language. For example, a successful lawyer will tend to have a high verbal IQ as their ability to win cases is not based on whether they are actually right, but on whether the jury THINK the lawyer is right. People with high performance IQs tend to be successful in jobs where their position is based on them actually achieving results, separate to the assessment of others. For example, a successful civil engineer will tend to have a high performance IQ as whether that bridge they designed falls down doesn't depend on the opinions of other people, it depends on the laws of nature which don't give a shit how persuasive the engineer is.
Thanks for sharing with us!! That's a very interesting perspective
Imo, this video talked more about the GAD/OCD diagnosis than it did about rumination specifically.
Thanks for sharing!
Can you review the Gabb 3 Pro I’m interested in buying one
We just might!! Subscribe and see if the video comes out ;)
@@GoallyApps ok I did :)
Why would you? Buy a normal phone and use family link
@@whitesheepdriver79 it makes more sense to buy a cheaper phone that already has controls setup.
But adults to i do it to appoigea or say thank you
Absolutely they do! We make videos catered towards children as we are a kids tech company, but we certainly don't mean to exclude any adults!!
I've got the pink one ❤
Ah yay!! Enjoy!
Does the robot support Portuguese language?
Unsure, they probably have that info on their website tho!
Doesnt help learning or chatting.
Yea we agree
I have that robot i love him :)
Aw yay!
That’s not a good example we need to know specifically look I know you people trying to make money on us but at least should be able to specify in great detail.
We keep our videos brief as we have a blog post that explains things further linked in the description!
We need something like this for autistic adults that don't have many friends. But i absolutely love robots
We thought similarly about Moxie as well! Thanks for sharing :)
Good im a kid
Nice! Did you learn anything?
Yeah
I could do it
I could stay safe
does it help children with autism?
It can according to some research, but we aren't medical professionals! Would be a great conversation to have with a doctor on the care team!
I need this for school and so l can be cool because my mom doesn’t like when I things
You're already cool! No robots needed!
its neutral. The 20somethings use it both negatively and positively, depends on context. Super common in California.
Thanks for sharing with us! Interesting to hear
will it help a teenager? if he still has a lot of sensory processing issues?
That would be a good question for a medical professional that's been a part of his care team!
Bruh just get a iphone and put parental controlles on💀💀
That's definitely another way to go about it! But kids are very smart these days they can get out of most parent restrictions
It makes me feel comfortable but it hurts
Oh no!! Maybe you can talk to a medical professional!
Honestly i dont think i have disassociation, but probably sometimes i find myself zoning out. I dont think i havr adhd either. But i do find moments where i just zone out a lot.
That definitely happens! Thanks for sharing with us :)
I love Garmin. But would NOT recommend this tracker. I bought them for my kids, very spotty performance. It's a let down sadly.
Thanks for the feedback!! Garmin seems to have missed the mark on this one, but maybe they'll listen to the reviews and make changes for future models!
What if it only happens in times of high stress? Like I can’t pull the thought away from the thing, i change an activity or dive into another thought but I start up again
Well we certainly aren't medical professionals by any means, so it may be best to talk to one and ask that question! Thank you for sharing your experience with us tho :)
To Exit An App On Miko Mini, Just Press The Power Button Once, But Not Press And Hold
Thanks!
It is not just with kids with autism, but adults too. I am more so looking to understand things like the cause, examples of the thoughts, and how to deal with them. It is my theory that an autism term called pathological demand avoidance might be a link to anger rumination.
Yes definitely with adults, we are focused on kids because we make kids tablets!! Thank you for sharing with us :)
Thank U.. I'm from India.. And i loved your explanation guys❤❤
Thanks for the comment!! Hi from Denver, Colorado!
I think that I disagree that autistic people struggle with prosody, I am autistic, and have a synesthetic experience with human voices and body language, and ~can~ understand and communicate with allistic people when I match their prosody patterns, but autistic people just have their own prosody patterns. I think this is the core reason for why autistic and allistic people have trouble communicating with each other, but not to others within their same group. Autistic people tend to hold their voices closer in toward their chest, and allistic people tend to project their voices cleanly outward. In my opinion, this is because allistic people are communicating primarily to communicate with other allistic people who just need the external social data, because that is the information that they need to navigate their social structures. Autistic people hold their voices in toward their chest, which creates “vocal fry,” which reverberates around your head, throat, and chest cavities, and provides more internal information, meant to be used by other autistic people who also have a very internal experience of life, wherein, you need a way to communicate your internal experiences of your interests to fellow autistic people, so that they can identify the autistic specific emotions that you are describing, while often never actually describing your emotions about your special interest out loud.
Oh, and autistic people don’t struggle to emphasize words in their sentences, they tend to emphasize ~different~ words, because of the different ways that autistic people experience the world, and the emphasis may not be within the allistic perception pattern, and so the actual emphasis may be missed, while the emphasis that the allistic person was expecting isn’t present. When that happens(from my own internal experience of when this happens if I miss a cue with allistic speech) the words feel like they are stacking on top of each other in a way that my brain can’t detangle easily, while they keep saying more words, which I also miss the cues for, because I haven’t detangled the original missed cue. When I experience this, I just let go of trying to follow their sentences so I don’t get overstimulated trying to detangle it, and indicate that I need them to restart, and be ready to interrupt them at the point they lost me to ask questions to find out what kind of implied information is in that area, hopefully finding the piece that lets the rest of the sentence decode easier
That's super interesting to hear! Thank you for sharing your experiences with us we appreciate it :))
i’m dyslexic sorry for all the miss spelt words . In 4-7g I failed math and reading I had a math teacher who helped me develop a way to do algebra not directly but indirectly he helped in 7g I had a teacher how failed me because “I was not showing my work “ and that is not the worst they said I would do nothing to this world. After college I was a teacher helper and because I specialized in math in Waze that helped people really effectively and it just so happened I was helping in her classroom she was fired two years later
Oh wow!! Thank you for sharing with us!!
Given that autism awareness and acceptance doesn’t really lead to any real accommodations in the real world - I guess if it normalizes and provides more acceptance in society among neurotypicals, then it’s a positive, and we’ll take it. Most of our lives, high-functioning autistics are deemed social pariahs - so, autism awareness and acceptance is surely welcome. I’ll take it.
Thanks for sharing with us!!
It was a good basic explanation. I'm looking for a visual scientific explanation of how it happens in simple terms. Understanding how it works makes me calmer. Thanks
Thanks for the feedback!