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Concerns About Solitary Sons with Aspergers

2019-12-11
By: Ken Kellam
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My son, now 30yrs old has had difficulties since childhood, and we know he has Aspergers. During his teens he was extremely angry and sad but he came through this period. Today he lives independently, has his own home and car but for the past year he has not spokenContinue Reading

11 Things Not to Say to an ASD Parent

2018-12-04
By: Jessica Nieminski
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It wasn’t until the day that one of my children was diagnosed with both Autism Spectrum Disorder and Sensory Processing Disorder that I realized quite how upsetting the topic was to many people. I still do not know why labels that are used for medical purposes, that open doors forContinue Reading

Hygiene and Social Skills: Mom seeking help towards a diagnosis

2018-03-22
By: Lisa Rogers
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Q: Dear Lisa, We think our daughter has Asperger’s. It’s all only her way and she bursts out laughing at very awkward times. She has no friends and doesn’t’ seem to care about her hygiene or people skills. I’m not sure where to go or what to do. We liveContinue Reading

How to Have a Successful Interview with Aspergers: Tips for Asking Questions

2017-03-06
By: Gabriela Lemos
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Dr. Temple Grandin once told my son Sam: “when you’re looking for employment, you must show your work“. Indeed! For someone diagnosed with High Functioning Autism or Aspergers Syndrome, you must rely on the merit of your work, because oftentimes challenging social cues can override a large portion of the interviewing process.Continue Reading

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Samuel Allen testifies before the Texas Senate Transportation Committee on behalf of drivers with Autism. The law passed!

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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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