Prosper with Aspergers: Autism Spectrum Facts and Solutions
Aspergers Autism Spectrum Facts and Solutions for Children, Teenagers, and Adults
Jerry Seinfield, in one of his standup comedy routines, described dating as follows: “Dating is pressure and tension. What is a date, really, but a job interview that lasts all night?” Joking aside, Asperger’s individuals of all ages yearn, just as any other person of the human race, for a close and meaningful relationship. But [...]
If you want to learn more about the autism spectrum, it’s best to learn from those who live with the diagnosis. I’ve compiled 7 great quotations from some of my online friends with Aspergers. You may wonder why I am using Aspergers and autism spectrum interchangeably. For better or worse, it appears that the term [...]
I met Patricia Robinson about three years ago. Online, of course, since she lives and works in California, and I’m in Chicago. I’ve learned a lot about Asperger’s syndrome from her blog, and I thought I would share one of her articles with you. Work isn’t just about work, there’s a social side as well. [...]
It’s a bit overwhelming to prepare for life after high school. And if you have Aspergers, it’s important that you find colleges that understand Aspergers and will help you work with your strengths as well as your weaknesses. I’m grateful to the high caliber professionals in one of my LinkedIn groups for their recommendations and [...]
I think it’s about time that we who do not have Aspergers take time to learn about Aspergers from friends, loved ones, and acquaintances on the autism spectrum. The world becomes a better place when we can understand and honor each other’s unique personalities, strengths, and differences. I’ve been reflecting on lessons I’ve learned from [...]
