Designed for parents of children recently diagnosed with Asperger Syndrome. Experienced parents share stories of how they reacted when their own children were diagnosed and how they used the diagnosis to make life better for their families. This program was produced by Coulter Video, which offers DVDs, free articles and other information about Asperger Syndrome and autism on their website: www.coultervideo.com.
Neurotypical Louise Weston has an excellent relationship with her Asperger husband Graham. She’ll be the first to tell you it required work. But she’s equally as quick to tell you, others can experience the same level of satisfaction in marriage, if one chooses to work on it. Louise has compiled a book on her experiences and insights as well as those from others in similar relationships. The end product – “Connecting With Your Asperger Partner: Negotiating the Maze of Intimacy” – is chocked full of tips, advice and hope.
Part 1 of the first DVD in the series “Asperger Syndrome and Adulthood,” this video is intended for use by college students with Asperger Syndrome to educate their professors, teaching assistants, etc. on what it means to be a college student on the spectrum and how they might best be able to help them succeed. OAR produced the DVD in cooperation with the Global and Regional Asperger Syndrome Project (GRASP) and Pace University in New York City thanks to a generous grant from the Schwallie Family Foundation.
En monolog om att vara annorlunda utan att för den skull ha Aspergers. Jag har haft problem med ångest i flera år. Satt mest hemma för mig själv på fritiden under de där åren som var så viktiga för den sociala utvecklingen och beter mig därför ganska annorlunda. Detta har lett till att vissa i min omgivning (och tidigare även jag själv) har trott att jag har Aspergers syndrom. För den som föredrar att läsa texten istället: skaanequeer.blogspot.com
(Version 1) What my life is like with Asperger Syndrome. Watch Version 2: youtu.be Check out my website: www.mattsuda.com Follow me on Twitter! http Formspring.me: www.formspring.me Facebook fan page: www.facebook.com Merchandise: www.mattsuda.spreadshirt.com Music Kevin MacLeod www.incompetech.com *I have Asperger Syndrome* READ UP ON IT HERE www.webmd.com www.webmd.com www.webmd.com en.wikipedia.org www.wrongdiagnosis.com www.mayoclinic.com kidshealth.org Google search it here: www.google.com
www.ParentingAspergersCommunity.com – Provides videos, articles, newsletter and lots more to help your child who are battling Aspergers. To know more about the asperger syndrome, visit this website today.
Essentials for Educators: Presented by Utah parents, teachers, professionals in the field of autism spectrum disorders (ASD), this video explains underlying differences in individuals with ASD and suggest strategies for increasing their success in the school setting. For more information, visit www.updc.org
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