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Originally Posted by justafriend306
Synesthesia - I've heard that can be awful of beautiful to have. I am curious as to which senses are connected. I have a friend who sees sound.
I'm also curious as to why it is an occupational therapist you see. Perhaps I have a misunderstanding of what one does. I always thought it was work related and physical therapy.
I am guessing you have a family doctor. Is it possible to have them make a referral for you?
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With my Synesthesia, I see coloured abstract animated images for sound, taste, smell and touch. I also taste sights and touch, and hear sights. Yeah, sometimes with all the Synesthesia visions/tastes/etc. plus my heightened sensory input plus the stresses of having autism, things can feel pretty yuck in my head to say the least :/
I am not currently seeing an OT but I will in the future. OT's can help with physical stuff but they can also help with sensory stuff too, like desensitisation therapy. I have to apply for funding for an OT, and my old speech therapist has referred me to an OT business. I will try it out once I get the funding
