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  1. 25 Parenting Tips
    To download the 25 Parenting Tips Special Report please ... . . . keep reading

  2. 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 pers . . . keep reading

  3. My son is 13 with Aspergers and friends are a big problem. He never has anyone call or come over. Should I push on this issue or let it play out as he is happy and content so far?
    What do most parents want the most for their children with Asperger's? Friends. We are social beings and because of that, we desire friendships. Some people are more social, needing to be surrounded by other people constantly, while some of us are much less social, preferring to spend some of our time alone ... . . . keep reading

  4. How do I help my son with Aspergers in his social skills? He needs to interact with other kids and deal with people in the near future once he start's working.
    Even though there are several areas of weakness caused by Asperger's, social skills problems are probably the most important. Good social skills mean more than friendships and peer relationships. Social skills are necessary for interaction on the job, dating, and dealing with out people in all aspects of life. Your son can find help with social skills in many different places ... . . . keep reading

  5. 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 fut . . . keep reading

  6. My son with Aspergers is often rude in the way he talks and we can't get through to him that this is not acceptable. How can we teach him to speak more appropriately?
    Children with Asperger's Syndrome can be concise and literal in conversation to the point of rudeness. This is a very common problem. Some are able to ... . . . keep reading

  7. My son is 17 he has Aspergers and dating is now becoming an issue - he likes girls but struggles with what to do next. Can you help?
    Asperger's dating can be a bit more complicated than typical teen dating. The onset of dating is a big step for teens with Asperger's, just as it is for all teens. Like any other teen, your son wants to develop those special friendships and be a part of the crowd. The socialization struggles brought about by Asperger's Syndrome calls for some advanced planning. Here are some tips to get you started ... . . . keep reading

  8. Travel Tips for Parenting of Children with ASD
    A new online booklet has been designed for parents of children with ASD by Manchester Airport in the UK. It's a great free resource for anyone thinki . . . keep reading

  9. 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, h . . . keep reading

  10. 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 th . . . keep reading

  11. 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 . . . keep reading

  12. How can you help your child with Aspergers prepare for going to family get-togethers at Christmas and make it more enjoyable for him and everyone involved?
    Children with Asperger's Syndrome are often overwhelmed by the family gatherings and outings that come with the celebration of Christmas.  The da . . . keep reading

  13. Southern Cornbread
    Southern Cornbread I absolutely love cornbread, and I grew up in the South eating it made with sugar. I often hear back from readers who feel they must inform me that I'm making my cornbread wrong because my recipe calls for too much sugar or any sugar at all. Apparently, cornbread is one of those things people feel passionately about - I know I do! Make it how you will, adding as much or as little sugar as you like, but don't knock my sugared recipe until you've tried it! Ingredients ... . . . keep reading

  14. 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 . . . keep reading

  15. Aspergers Support Groups New York
    Aspergers Support Groups New York - Henrietta Parent Support Group Karen Donohue Rush Henrietta School District 716-359-5000  &nb . . . keep reading

  16. Aspergers Support Groups Florida
    Aspergers Support Groups Florida - Families Living With Asperger's Support group Charles Dukes Boca Raton, FL  561-297-2023 Ext 2   Br . . . keep reading

  17. How can I understand the way my son thinks?
    Children with Asperger's Syndrome may have underdeveloped areas in the brain that cause problems in: communication, learning appropriate social skills and responses, understanding the thoughts and feelings of others, and focusing on "the real world," as opposed to becoming absorbed in their own thoughts and obsessions. Those with Asperger's are often ... . . . keep reading

  18. Please address the issue of young adults with Aspergers and independent living. My son is in his early twenties - how does one work towards it?
    It can be difficult to let go and allow your son with Asperger's independent living and complete freedom. People with Asperger's Syndrome sometimes struggle in many areas that are necessary for independence. Your son may have difficulty with social skills, organizational skills, and basic daily living skills, which all affect a person's well-being when living on his or her own. It is understandable that you are concerned about your son's future. You need a plan to help your son gain his independence ... . . . keep reading

  19. Aspergers Support Groups California
    Aspergers Support Groups in California ... Los Angeles Aspergers Syndrome Parents' Support Group For parents, relatives, teachers, & professional . . . keep reading

  20. I am very new to the diagnosis of Aspergers and am still feeling my way around. Any advice for a newbie parent of a child with Aspergers?
    As a parent of a child newly diagnosed with Aspergers Syndrome you may feel sad, angry, and depressed. There is a grieving process for the loss of the "perfect" child you had hoped your child would be. This is natural and understandable. It does not mean that you do not love your child; it just means you need time to ... . . . keep reading

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