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Right now, if he will make it in regular school next year, he just came out of pre K. Your child's success is very important. Children with Aspergers can encounter problems in school when school personnel do not know how to handle your son's differences. Do not worry about him in sch . . . keep reading My child with Aspergers had a lack of common sense and I worry for his future. Your concern for your son is very understandable. He has trouble understanding social cues just as many children with Aspergers do. It is very important that he get a variety of support from you and . . . keep reading That my child with Aspergers will be able to get the support that he needs at school, which will enable him to achieve the qualifications that he is capable of. This is a real concern that you have for your child with Aspergers, and many other parents have this same concern. It is possible for your child to receive a quality education so that he can achieve . . . keep reading How to discipline a child with Asperger's that won't listen? Finding a way to punish bad behavior is often an issue for families dealing with Asperger's. Discipline for a child on the Autism Spectrum cannot be handled in the same manner as for a typical child. . . . keep reading How to discipline a child with Asperger's that won't listen? Finding a way to punish bad behavior is often an issue for families dealing with Asperger's. Discipline for a child on the Autism Spectrum cannot be handled in the same manner as for a typical child. . . . keep reading How can we control the anger management issues that my child with Asperger's displays? Anger can definitely be a problem for children with Asperger's. Anger management is something that you will have to teach the child since social language and emotional responses do not come naturally . . . keep reading What are the best strategies to use when dealing with temper tantrums and behavior for children with Asperger's at school? The classroom can be a very challenging environment for children with Asperger's. Behavior problems are common and sometimes come as a surprise due to the high academic ability most children with Asp . . . keep reading My daughter is 6 yrs old and diagnosed with Asperger's. The only problem now is that she refuses to write at school and does not do her work. She does not care that she fails. She knows the work but will not do it. What can I do? Your daughter is exhibiting a common problem for children with Asperger's Syndrome. She has poor functional behavior. Functional behavior is a behavioral issue that is caused by the symptoms of the . . . keep reading Can you give us some tips on dealing with the school district during CSE meetings, especially when they attempt to decrease or take away needed therapies for our son with Asperger's? For many parents, the CSE meeting evokes a sense of fear, panic, and intimidation. After all, the experts are there to decide what type of therapies or accommodations your child needs, removing contr . . . keep reading Is there anything more I can do to help my son with Asperger's learn to initiate affection, other than being a positive example? For children with Asperger's, affection is often very difficult to display. The concept of using gestures and communication to relay feelings and emotions is complicated. This is hard for parents w . . . keep reading What colleges in the United States are best for students with Asperger's? When the time comes to think about college, Asperger's Syndrome is no longer the obstacle it once was. More teens and young adults on the Autism Spectrum than ever before are headed to post secondary . . . keep reading How can we motivate or encourage children with Asperger's to take responsibility for what happens after high school? Adulthood can be a difficult transition for kids with Asperger's. High school is often a negative experience, especially in the area of social relationships. Since high school is meant to be a gatew . . . keep reading My daughter's bedtime routines now take 6-9 hours and consume her entire life. Any suggestions on how to keep her focused? She says her mind wanders off the task at hand. Children with Asperger's Syndrome usually do very well with routine and schedules. The structure is important to them. Having a daily routine that rarely varies provides balance and comfort. Unfort . . . keep reading What is the best way to work through a parent's frustration and even irritation with a child with Asperger's and his repetitive/awkward behaviours and instead, focus on the unique and specific gifting he has? All parents have moments of frustration with their children, regardless of any developmental conditions they may have. Behaviour that draws the negative attention of others, like repetitive or awkwar . . . keep reading As grandparents, we need guidance with our Asperger's grandchild. With divorced parents, we want to be on the same page about medications, schooling, and behaviors and what to do about them. Any advice? Divorce is always difficult on the children involved, but never more so than when Autism is also a part of the equation. As you have experienced, divorce also affects the entire extended family of a . . . keep reading How to discipline a child with Asperger's that won't listen? Finding a way to punish bad behavior is often an issue for families dealing with Asperger's. Discipline for a child on the Autism Spectrum cannot be handled in the same manner as for a typical child. . . . keep reading My 20 year old son with Asperger's is getting overly pushy and mouthy, but thinks it's funny. What should I do? It is common for teens and young adults with Asperger's Syndrome to exhibit the types of behaviors that you are experiencing. When you think about it, the rough-housing, loudness, and rough talk are . . . keep reading How to learn and adapt better coping mechanisms for my child with Aspergers? Basic life skills do not come naturally to children with Asperger's. Coping skills, daily living skills, and organizational skills must be taught in an intentional manner. Unlike typically developin . . . keep reading Are kids and adults with Aspergers ever able to look other people in the eyes? It is true that eye contact is difficult for most people with Asperger's. Eyes are an important part of socialization, communication, and personal connection. All of these areas of development are a . . . keep reading Can you give me tips on how to choose the right high school for my child with Asperger's? For children with Asperger's, high school can be very overwhelming. Finding the right high school for your teen can positively influence his attitude towards his future. Many people have no choice i . . . keep reading More