The Big Book of Sensory Solutions: Supportive Strategies for Understanding and Responding to Sensory Needs in Autism

Are you trying to understand the “why” behind your child’s behavior?
Do you want real strategies to help your child feel calm, connected, and confident?

The Big Book of Sensory Solutions is your go-to guide for understanding and supporting children with sensory processing differences, especially those diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. Written by a Registered Behavior Technician with lived experience and professional insight, this book offers clear explanations and practical tools—without overwhelming jargon or judgment.

Inside, you’ll learn about:

• The 8 sensory systems (not just the 5 you learned in school)

• The difference between sensory seeking and sensory avoiding

• What hypersensitivity and hyposensitivity look like in real life

• Simple, effective ways to support children who are overstimulated or understimulated

• Self-regulation strategies that actually help children feel in control

• Sensory toolkits for home, school, therapy, and daily life

Each chapter is dedicated to one of the eight sensory systems:
Visual, Auditory, Tactile, Vestibular, Proprioceptive, Olfactory, Gustatory, and Interoceptive—complete with examples, behavior clues, and supportive solutions you can start using right away.

Whether you’re a parent, teacher, support staff, therapist, or friend, this book is designed for you. It’s warm, easy to read, and grounded in real-world experience—perfect for anyone who wants to better understand the children they care about.

• Parents of autistic children

• Special education teachers & paraprofessionals

• Behavior technicians, therapists, and support workers

• Family members and caregivers new to sensory processing

• Anyone looking for simple, practical strategies that work

You don’t need a therapy degree to make a difference.
You just need the right tools—and the willingness to try.
Let this book be your starting point.

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