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"Dear Dave Angel, I just want to sincerely thank you for all your efforts and dedication with this website and articles which have all been so incredibly helpful to me...It's like a virtual support group
My little boy was just diagnosed with ASD at 3.25 years old, and I was devastated. But your informative articles have been incredibly insightful and I don't feel alone because of you!
Keep up the great work!!! We need you!"
Joan Brand
Long Island, NY, USA
"Hello Dave, I just wanted to say a HUGE thank you from the sunny Gold Coast in Queensland for all the information you send me. I am so grateful and am constantly referring people on to your site. The new system will be a great help.
I am mum to 3 children ages 17, 14 and 7.5. It is my 17 year old daughter Elizabeth who has Aspergers. I really appreciate all the tips and encouragement that I receive and I just wanted to say thank you. You do a wonderful job and it is such a blessing for me."
Heather Clark
Queensland, Australia
"Dear Dave, Thank you for your work in creating your wonderful newsletters. They are so informative and helpful. I look forward to receiving them and they have been a great help in matters relating to my 13 year old who has Aspergers."
Janey Grainger
Bromley, Kent, UK
"Your articles help me a great deal in trying to understand my son and find ways of helping him. Keep up the good work, in my mind you truly are an angel."
Suzanne Byrne
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Australia
"Dave, Just wanted to THANK YOU for all your help and wisdom with ASD and for sharing that with us! I've learned so very much about my grandson's world, since meeting you and being on your mailing list. What a true blessing!"
Lynn Wiley
Hinseville, Georgia, USA
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In this Department are a variety of multi-media materials that are being used to spread the word about The Parenting Aspergers Community.
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Dealing With Asperger's Syndrome
Dealing with Asperger’s syndrome can certainly be a challenging job. In order to work with a child with Aspergers, you need to adhere to some very strict guidelines and follow them faithfully fo . . . keep reading
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The child with Asperger's and School
School is at best initially intimidating even for a child who does not have additional challenges. If your child has Asperger's, you need to take extra steps to make sure that you integrate them as mu . . . keep reading
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Asperger's Syndrome - What Is It?
Asperger's syndrome is a form of autism. It will usually manifest in children and continue into adulthood, with affected individuals showing impaired social interaction, communication skills and often . . . keep reading
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Press Release 3
Parenting Children With Asperger Syndrome Is Easier With The Right Support - Asperger syndrome is on the Autistic Spectrum and people often exhibit challenges in social interaction as well as restrictive and hyper-focused behavioral patterns. There are varying degrees of problems that can arise but most parents find themselves ill prepared to deal with children diagnosed as having Asperger syndrome. (PRWEB) March 7, 2010 - www.parentingaspergerscommunity.com was founded in March 2009, as a safe haven for those caring for children with Aspergers. Not only does the site provide multiple valuable resources, the forum itself is invaluable as people share their real life successes and failures. Children with Aspergers Syndrome usually have difficulty interacting on a social level, making life difficult, especially for young children. They can often exhibit high levels of stress when coming into contact with other people as well as an inability to conform to rules. They tend to rebel against any form of authority that attempts to draw them away from the activity they are focused on. They often have trouble developing friendships because they have a lack of empathy towards the other party. They can sometimes display inappropriate reactions in social interactions and can appear insensitive when in fact they purely do not understand other people's emotions and cannot interpret them. The fact that they have suffered from failed friendships can often lead to them shying away from seeking out new connections, especially if the behavior was misdiagnosed and help was not provided. Other issues that people with Aspergers syndrome suffer from include an overly intense focus on a certain activity or behavior, with extremely inflexible routines. In fact they can be so fixated that they collect whole volumes of information which they then memorize. For example, a child may memorize all the models of a certain make of car without having any interest in cars whatsoever. Usually, Aspergers syndrome can be identified around the age of 5 or 6, but dealing with a child in a constructive way can be quite difficult. This is why the Parenting Aspergers Community is such a valuable tool because it provides so many resources as well as supportive community where people can share their experiences and ask for help from others in the same situation. Practical knowledge and experience is much more valuable than theory and this is what the community offers. The Parenting Aspergers Community is a tight knit community that aims to help and support each other to improve the lives of those suffering from Aspergers syndrome. For more information on coping with children diagnosed with Aspergers syndrome visit www.parentingaspergerscommunity.com Contact: Dave Angel Parenting Aspergers, Information Online LLC, PO Box 789, Portsmouth,PO19DY,UK United Kingdom http://www.parentingaspergerscommunity.com dave [at] parentingaspergerscommunity.com . . . keep reading
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Parenting Aspergers Community- Finally Provides Help For Children And Parents Alike Never before has a site brought together a community of children and parents desperate for answers and . . . keep reading
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Press Release 1
The Parenting Aspergers Community offers parents whose children have an Aspergers diagnosis the chance to connect with other parents in similar situations from around the world. This community website allows parents to discuss all sorts of issues related to helping a child with Aspergers and they are constantly expanding their resource library to give parents access to more information. . . . keep reading
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