Sensory Stories # 83: Face-to-face vs virtual engagements
Posted: 26 April, 2023
By: Marieta du Toit
Today, Marieta talks about face-to-face versus online or digital engagements.
As a sensory root, an individual with low sensory thresholds, Marieta prefers online or digital engagements especially when it comes to work-related tasks or meetings. Her auditory and visual senses are easily overloaded so this mode of engagement gives her more control. She can play with the volume, use earphones to block out distracting background noise, choose whether to see everyone at the same time or just the person speaking at that moment. She does sometimes prefer engaging face-to-face, particularly for small social gatherings.
Watch the video to learn more about the Sensory intelligence® approach to work environments and interpersonal engagements, so that you can better understand your unique sensory wiring and find out what works best for you.
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👩🏼🎓 Marieta qualified as an Occupational Therapist in 1999 and has been living out her vocational passion since then: helping clients achieve happy, healthy, productive lives. She has been part of the Sensory Intelligence® team since 2017. Marieta has a special interest in combining neurology, sensory regulation and human behaviour in the modern world, thereby facilitating self-awareness and improved quality of life for clients. Due to the increase of stressors in people’s everyday lives, she enjoys guiding people towards better understanding of their own Sensory Matrix™ scores.