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Psychiatry

Are You an Aspie and Depressed? That’s Not Unusual

2019-03-18
By: Marcia Eckerd
With: 4 Comments

As most teens and adults with Asperger syndrome know, people with Asperger syndrome can be significantly depressed. The rates of diagnoses of depression vary among studies, from 18% to 22%. The most commonly quoted rate of a depression in the general population of the US  is 6.7%. Most of theContinue Reading

15 Steps to Start the School Year Right: Anxiety, Transition, and Preparing for Success

2018-11-29
By: Marcia Eckerd
With: 0 Comments

As students with AS and NLD of all ages return to school, there’s two challenges: making the transition from summer to the school routine, and setting up the year to maximize success. Transitions and novelty often are the source of anxiety, so many AS and NLD students are increasingly anxiousContinue Reading

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Coping to Excelling DVD

Chapters include: Understanding High-Functioning Autism or Asperger Syndrome – a broad overview The Family Unit – The importance thereof Choices in Education – Pro’s and con’s of all methods Bullying – re-enactments and solutions Social Development – suggestions and tools from the experts “Coping to Excelling: Solutions for School-Age Children

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Quality Enamel Charm depicts Samuel Allen’s design of how it “Feels to have Autism”.  It has been so popular among neurotypicals trying to better understand Autism, that Aspergers101 integrated the design permanently into it’s logo! Show your support and/or love with The Autism Charm. Feel good about your purchase not

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