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My son will strip off at times and swear -- how can I stop these behaviors?
Because of an inability to control impulses, understand appropriate and inappropriate behavior, and empathize with others' feelings, as well as experiencing nearly constant frustration in dealing with daily life, children with Asperger's often behave inappropriately at home or in public. Stripping off is particularly inappropriate and is something about which you must be direct and forceful. Your son may ... . . . (to read the remainder of this article, please log in below.)
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