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29/06/2026

Bakit nga ba nag-ii- "Stimming" ang mga Batang may Autism? 🧩✨

Kung may anak o kakilala kayong may autism, malamang napapansin ninyo ang mga paulit-ulit nilang galaw tulad ng pag-flap ng kamay, pag-ugoy ng katawan, o pagtitig sa mga umiikot na bagay. Ang tawag dito ay stimming (o self-stimulatory behavior).

Madalas, marami ang nagtataka o naghuhusga agad kapag nakikita ito. Pero alam niyo ba na ang stimming ay may malalim na dahilan?

💡 Ang Stimming ay "Wika" ng Kanilang Katawan

Para sa mga autistic individuals, ang stimming ay hindi random na galaw lang. Ito ang paraan nila para:

I-regulate ang Sarili: Kapag masyadong maingay, magulo, o nakaka-overwhelm ang paligid, ang stimming ang nagsisilbing "preno" para kumalma ang kanilang utak at sensory system.

Ipahayag ang Emosyon: Dito nila inilalabas ang matinding saya, excitement, kaba, o takot.

Mag-focus: Tinutulungan sila ng paulit-ulit na kilos na mag-concentrate sa isang bagay.

💙 Mahalagang Paalala: Hangga't hindi sila nasasaktan o walang napapahamak, huwag nating pigilan ang kanilang pag-stimming. Ito ang kanilang paraan para makahinga at makayanan ang mundo. Ang kailangan nila ay unawa, hindi husga.
(Kung ang galaw naman ay mapanganib na sa sarili nila, doon na po tayo dapat kumonsulta sa mga lisensyadong propesyonal para sa tamang gabay).

💬 Moms and Dads, share niyo naman: Ano ang kwentong "stimming" ng inyong anak? Ano ang paborito nilang gawin kapag masaya sila o kapag na-o-overwhelm? Kwentuhan tayo sa comments! 👇

(Paalala: Para sa privacy ng inyong pamilya, iwasan po nating magbahagi ng masyadong sensitibong detalye).

Disclaimer: Ang post na ito ay para sa edukasyon at kamalayan lamang. Hindi ito kapalit ng payo o pagsusuri ng doktor o therapist.

29/06/2026

Being a parent of a child with ASD means going through our own process of coping with the situation. In a way, it feels like we go through our own version of the spectrum—we have our own strong sides and weak sides, and no two parents are alike. We need to take those things into consideration. Rather than letting yourself get annoyed, you just need to try harder to understand. It is their life and their situation, after all.

04/05/2026

The Perfect Fifth
by Dr. James Lagamayo Javier

In music, there is a note that doesn’t try to be the center, but without it, the whole sound feels incomplete.

That note is the **PERFECT FIFTH**.

It doesn’t compete with the root. It doesn’t define whether the music is happy or sad. But when it’s there, everything becomes fuller, stronger, and more stable.

As musicians, we are naturally drawn to it. Not because it’s flashy—but because it works. It supports. It strengthens. It makes everything around it better.

And that’s exactly what organizations need.

Not everyone has to be the “root”—the one in front, the one leading, the one carrying the name. Because if everyone tries to be the root, the sound collapses.

What we need are people willing to be the **perfect fifth**.

The ones who:

1. Reinforce the vision.
2. Support leadership without losing their own strength.
3. Bring stability when things feel uncertain and quietly make the entire system sound right.

The perfect fifth doesn’t seek attention—but you will always feel its absence.

In any mission-driven organization, success is not built by a single strong note. It is built by alignment.

When the root and the fifth come together, you don’t just hear sound—you hear direction. You hear purpose.

So the question is not: “Do I lead or do I follow?”

The real question is:
**“Do I strengthen what we are trying to build?”**

Because when you do that—when you choose to be that stabilizing force—you become essential.

You become the reason the mission holds.

You become the reason the vision becomes real.

Be the note that makes everything else work.

BE THE PERFECT FIFTH..

29/04/2026

29/04/2026

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