Do Aspie Children know at they are Different? - Part 4: Letting Your Child Know

There are at least three levels of recognition involved with the discovery that a child is different. Adult Awareness This invariably seems ...

Do Aspie Children know at they are Different? - Part 3: The Teenage Years

It seems that aspie children are well aware of their differences from an early age and that at the very least, this has significant impact o...

Do Aspie Children know at they are Different? - Part 2: Early Childhood Perception

Last time, we looked at the influence of parental perception on the child's "view of themselves" and established that normal p...

Do Aspie Children know at they are Different? - Part 1: Parental Perception

The Aim of this Series I'm often asked by other parents for my thoughts on telling children about their aspergers. Will knowlege of the...

Article: Focus on Hyperfocus

I'd like to draw your attention to a good article on Hyperfocus on Additude, an ADHD site. Hyperfocus does come into play in ADD/ADHD b...

The Differences between Aspie and NT Conversation

A little while ago, I was asked to explain what the main differences were between aspie and NT Communication, specifically in terms of what ...

Article: Sensory Overload - An Insider's Perspective

Hi and Welcome to 2009. There was a great article on Sensory Overload posted yesterday that I feel I need to draw your attention to; The Po...