ASPERGERS

Aspergers Syndrome is a form of autism which has symptoms which include difficulty in social situations and ritualized behavior among others. Many of these match the charter of Sheldon Cooper.

It may be reassuring to discover that children with autism/Aspergers lie and deceive in the same way that they can also be excessively honest/naive/gullible.

Another account of the challenges one faces when living a life with mild aspergers.

So many children are diagnosed with Aspergers syndrome today, it may be more common now, but it isn't new. Back then, they just slipped through the cracks.

Because of difficulty in verbal communication, social skills and reciprocity of feelings and behavior, those with Aspergers find it hard to start a friendship to ongoing relationship into an intimate one.

The pros and cons of having aspergers.

Dating is tough. Dating when one has aspergers is even tougher. Below are suggestions on how to have a successful relationship when one has aspergers disorder.

This is my personal story and how I came to discover I have high-functioning aspergers.

Aspergers syndrome (AS) is a fairly new disorder which is apart of the autism spectrum. Since people with Aspergers syndrome are high functioning and very intelligent the disorder is not picked up as quickly as full fledged autism would be

Children with Aspergers Syndrome have special needs that may or may not be addressed in the regular school environment. Parents must research the options available to them and compare these options with the alternative option of homeschooling.

Parents with children who display Aspergers syndrome are often frustrated and do not know where to turn for help. There are special schools, summer camps, informational sites, and support groups for parents of children with Aspergers Syndrome.

Aspergers syndrome is a type of autism. It causes problems in social and communication skills but it does not delay the language development of a person

As the parent of a child who has been diagnosed with Aspergers syndrome, it is important to find an Aspergers support group.

Here are some of the first things to do and remember when your child is given the diagnosis of Aspergers.

Teaching those with Aspergers or Autism to recognize their emotions and to express them correctly can be a stressful process. This is a great method for teaching how to recognize the emotions of themselves and others using photographs and videos.

Does your Asperger's child forget things frequently, such as rules, homework, or what they just walked into a room to do? Here are some ideas to help you out. Most of these can be adapted for many autistic spectrum children or even just kids in general.

Learning to grow up. A personal story of discovering your true personality.

Understanding the difficulties for girls getting the right diagnosis.

Are you concerned that your child with Asperger's syndrome is going to have a difficult time at school? Are you unsure on how to help your child with Asperger's syndrome be successful at school?

Do you feel it's challenging at times when it comes to parenting your child with Asperger's Syndrome? Are you sometimes unsure on how to go about in parenting your child with Asperger's Syndrome?

Asperger syndrome is part of the conditions which fall under the general description of Autism. These conditions are neurobiological in nature and vary according to severity.

The variables and issues of those on the Autistic Spectrum with Asperger Syndrome are as unique as the individuals themselves. Furthermore, what has been labeled as a lack of skills may actually be a set of specialized skills untapped.

Two original acrostic poems about Autism and Asperger's Syndrome.

A mother's commentary on her Aspie daughter.

This article discusses how to identify different characteristics of autism and aspergers syndrome in teens.

The diagnosis of Asperger's Syndrome continues to rise, presenting all kinds of challenges for accommodating the unique personality of the AS child. Would homeschooling be a more viable and effective option than the conventional school setting?

Did you ever stop and think what it would be like to have a disability? Think about it. Which one would you pick, and why? I would pick Autism. This is a word that is becoming very familiar each and every day. When I was a kid, this was unheard of. Why was it?