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

  2. Aspergers Support Groups California
    Aspergers Support Groups in California ... Los Angeles Aspergers Syndrome Parents' Support Group For parents, relatives, teachers, & professionals Fran Goldfarb Jim Devine 310-543-5064 323-671-3831 (Fran @ work) 310-338-2948 (Jim @ work) (fax) www.myweb.lmu.edu/jdevine/as . . . keep reading

  3. 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 . . . keep reading

  4. Aspergers Social Skills - 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. . . . keep reading

  5. Aspergers Support Groups Pennsylvania
    Aspergers Support Groups Pennsylvania Lehigh Valley Chapter- Autism Society of America ASA Chapters, Information and Support P.O. Box 90448 Allentown, PA 18109 610-778-9212 . . . keep reading

  6. 25 Parenting Tips
    To download the 25 Parenting Tips Special Report please ... . . . keep reading

  7. Aspergers Communication - 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

  8. Aspergers and Sex - 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

  9. Aspergers Support Groups Texas
    Aspergers Support Groups Texas Parent Case Management 4601 Harford Abilene, TX 79605 915-691-7232 915-691-7345 fax (fax) . . . keep reading

  10. Aspergers Support Groups New Jersey
    Aspergers Support Groups New Jersey - Asperger's Adult Support Group, National Institute for People with Disabilities of New Jersey YAI Network. Program participants will meet 2x's weekly for a total of 5 hours (includes time for lunch) each day and will be provided one-on-one support when necessary. Major emphasis will be to develop social and behavioral skills for developing meaningful social relationships, enhancing employability skills, and promoting involvements within the community at large. Qualified applicants must be 21 years of age or older, have a clinical diagnosis of Asperger's Syndrome, and be a New Jersey resident. Nancy O'Reilly, Program Supervisor (845) 358-5700 ext. 147 . . . keep reading

  11. Aspergers Support Groups Ohio
    Aspergers Support Groups Ohio ASPIES Greater Akron Support group for parents of children with Asperger Syndrome, HFA, or PDD-NOS Support group for adults 18 & over with Asperger Syndrome, HFA, or PDD-NOS. Joy Spencer Akron, OH Rreindeer@aol.com Phone # 330-745-5115 Website www.aspiesgreaterakron.org . . . keep reading

  12. 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.
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  13. 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?
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  14. Aspergers Support Groups Virginia
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  16. Aspergers Support Groups Illinois
    Aspergers Support Groups Illinois - Asperger's Syndrome Support Group (SEAPCO) Resources & support 5000 S. Adams Barton, IL 61607 309-697-0880 x265 lbowe63@yahoo.com . . . keep reading

  17. Aspergers Support Groups Wisconsin
    Aspergers Support Groups Wisconsin The Autism Society of Wisconsin ASA Chapters, Information & support 103 W. College Avenue, Suite 109 Appleton, WI 54911-5744 920-993-0279 1-888-4-AUTISM (WI only) www.asw4autism.org asw@asw4autism.org . . . keep reading

  18. Aspergers Support Groups Colorado
    Aspergers Support Groups in Colorado - Colorado Springs Asperger Support Group Support group for those affected by Asperger Syndrome Kim Hetherington Rockrimmon Library Colorado Springs, CO 80903 719-265-6141 kahether@netzero.net . . . keep reading

  19. Aspergers Support Groups Maryland
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  20. Aspergers Support Groups North Carolina
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