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How can I stop my 10 year old with Aspergers from ripping open Christmas presents too quickly and seemingly being ungrateful for them?
How can I stop my 10 year old with Aspergers from ripping open Christmas presents too quickly and seemingly being ungrateful for them? Your 10-year-old son and every other child in the world are excited about what Santa left them for Christmas. The excitement can be very overwhelming for a child with Aspergers. He may need a little help with controlling his emotions on Christmas day. You need to have some routine and structure in place to prevent situations like this. Follow these tips to restore order and help your son to appreciate all of his gifts. Here are a few solutions . . . keep reading
3 of the best Aspergers at Christmas Videos
3 of the best Aspergers at Christmas Videos Here are my 3 favorite videos that feature Aspergers and ASD at Christmas: 1. Santa America - This excellent video features Santa Clause explaining to children with Aspergers/Autism what to expect on a visit to him. Running Time 7 minutes 44 seconds. . . . keep reading
Aspergers Video - Stephen Shore - Should you tell your child about his/her autism diagnosis?
Aspergers Video - Stephen Shore - Should you tell your child about his/her autism diagnosis? In this video NLC Concepts interviews Stephen Shore, a well known author, consultant, and expert on Autism Spectrum Disorder. Mr. Shore was diagnosed with ASD as a child. In this interview, Mr. Shore discusses when and how parents should tell a child about his Asperger's diagnosis. He details his 4 step approach to disclosure which consists of: 1. examining strengths and weaknesses, 2. lining up strengths that compensate for challenges, 3. discussing and comparing the strengths and challenges of friends and family members, and 4. Explaining that the child's particular strengths and challenges lead to this diagnosis. This video is very informative. Running Time: 10 minutes, 3 seconds . . . keep reading
The Real Secret To Asperger Syndrome
Aspergers syndrome is a neurological condition resulting in a wide range of behaviors. Motor development, speech and thought patterns may all be affected with this condition. The unusual behaviours an . . . keep reading
How can I get my son with Aspergers to do things besides computer and video games? He just does not want to go out and do things!
Many parents speak of the same problem: their child spends far too much time on the computer or playing games. Video and computer games are addicting for anyone, but kids with Aspergers are especially . . . keep reading
How do we deal with the many inconsistencies that summer holidays bring? Now that school isn't in session we struggle with the many transitions that will occur because each day/each week is different.
The first thing you need to do is a take a deep breath and remember this: it's summer. Every single child is going to get a bit reckless with the free-for-all schedule that summer brings. While it may . . . keep reading
What kind of summer activities are the best to put your child with Aspergers into?
One problem parents have is that they are convinced their child needs tons of activities in order to thrive. Before I give you suggestions remember this: unless your son is sitting around playing vide . . . keep reading
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Parenting Aspergers Community Celebrates More Than A Year Of Helping Parents Worldwide! The online Parenting Aspergers Community celebrates more than a year of helping people improve their par . . . keep reading
What Everybody Ought to Know About Aspergers
As a parent, discovering that your child has an emotional or psychological condition can be a severe challenge to the family. One such condition is Aspergers, which is known as a Pervasive Development . . . keep reading
Useful Tips About Aspergers Syndrome
Being a parent itself is a challenge. Things arise that parents never expect and every child needs to be catered to in a unique way. However, being a parent to a child with Asperger's can be an even g . . . keep reading
Know What Aspergers Syndrome Is?
In recent years, the term Asperger has become an identifiable disorder commonly referred to in discussing autistic related issues. Generally speaking, Asperger syndrome is a developmental disability t . . . keep reading
What is Aspergers Syndrome?
Aspergers Syndrome, which can also be known as Asperger's Disorder or simply Aspergers, is a form of autism. Autism and aspergers syndrome are two parts of a larger spectrum of disorders, known as the . . . keep reading
Know More About Aspergers Syndrome
Until the recent TV show "Boston Legal", most people had never heard the term Asperger's Syndrome. On that program one of the main characters, an attorney, is diagnosed with it. He was an adult, an ac . . . keep reading
We would be most interested in employment support such as best practices for placement, behavior management on the job, workplace accommodations, coping skills on the job, how to develop a mentoring relationship with co-workers, basically how to place and maintain employment.
  For a person with Asperger's Syndrome, finding (and keeping) employment can be a very difficult endeavor. It all depends on how well a person is prepared for his field of interest. Ch . . . keep reading
I have an 18-year-old son with Asperger's. He is an excellent student now that he is doing his high school online through a public charter school. However, he has no concept of time so he is often cramming at the last minute to finish his assignments. How can I help him learn to manage his time better so that he can do his work without added stress and anxiety?
  Nothing creates stress and anxiety quite like procrastination. While some people are just natural procrastinators, others, like your son, have a genuine problem u . . . keep reading
I come down hard on myself at not being able to resolve my son's problems as a parent. I feel all alone, as we all know, Aspergers is very hard for some to comprehend. Help!
  Discovering that your child has Asperger's Syndrome can be a frightening and overwhelming position.  As a parent, your dreams for the future have changed in the . . . keep reading
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