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Sensory Friendly Solutions was founded by Christel Seeberger, occupation therapist, who helped
people with sensory sensitivity and people who experienced sensory overload in daily life. This
website offers a searchable directory of sensory-friendly experiences invite ratings, and reviews
about events, places, products, and services.

Sensory Friendly Solutions

This is an article that is authored by Terry Cralle (a board-certified and registered nurse
specializing in respiratory and sleep disorder). The article outlines sleeping problems in individuals with autism, possible causes and solutions.

How Sleep Affects Autism?

This article outlines several tips on how to talk about tragedy to a child with autism. It can be useful
regarding the COVID-19 outbreak.

Talking to Your Child about Tragedy: Six Tips for the Autism Community

Alix Generous is a young woman with Asperger’s syndrome. She has done award-winning science
and helped develop new technology. She has worked hard for years to learn how to share her&nbsp;thoughts with the world. It is funny, personal talk she shares her story and her vision for tools to
help more people communicate their big ideas.

How I learned to communicate my inner life with Asperger’s

This article is meant to be a resource to help with preventing an autistic child from hitting others.&nbsp;

How to Stop Autistic Child from Hitting Others

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This web site has information and worksheets for adults on the autism spectrum, supporters, and healthcare providers. It focuses on primary healthcare, or healthcare with a regular doctor. The resources on this site are meant to improve the healthcare of autistic adults. They were made by the&nbsp;Academic-Autistic Spectrum Partnership in Research and Education (AASPIRE)&nbsp;through a series of research studies funded by the&nbsp;National Institute of Mental Health. AASPIRE hopes that you will find these resources helpful.

AASPIRE Healthcare Toolkit

A document to help with navigating post-secondary education for persons with disabilities.&nbsp;