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Use this when hunger, thirst, toileting, pain, fatigue, or rising overwhelm are often noticed too late, making regulation harder than it looks from the outside. Think about your average week over the last month.
Think hunger, thirst, toilet, pain, overheating, exhaustion, or needing a break only when the body is already shouting.
This is about accurately naming the state, not just noticing that something feels off.
Examples include sudden tears, panic, shutdown, irritability, refusal, or needing to escape without much warning.
Schedules, body maps, colour scales, routine snacks, water prompts, rest breaks, or visual self-checks all count if they are actually used.
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