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autisable.com
Autisable - Real Blogs from People Tackling the Puzzle of Autism
Autisable is a blogging community focused on Autism, Asperger's Syndrome, PDD NOS and other Pervasive Development Disorders
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www.aspergerfriends.org
aspergerfriends
Discover everything you need to know about Asperger’s syndrome at Asperger Friends Resource Site. Find out Asperger resources, tips, guidelines, and more.
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www.abcachieve.com
Achievement Behavior Services
Achievement Behavior Services (ABS) is an agency comprised of ABA Behavior Therapists, Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs), and a strong administrative team who work together to provide Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Therapy services for children all ages with Autism spectrum disorders (including Asperger’s). Our offices are located in Nassau County, New York City, and Queens, but we provide services at home, community and schools throughout New York and Central New Jersey. We specialize
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asdsydney.com
Sydney Asperger's Syndrome Services Information
Provides up to date information regarding services relevant to young people with Asperger's Syndrome (also known as a high functioning autistic spectrum disorder), and their families
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aspergerswoman.blogspot.com
Asperger's Women : Challenging the Stereotypes
skip to main | skip to sidebar Asperger's Women : Challenging the Stereotypes! Understanding how Autism Spectrum Disorders can disguise themselves as other disorder such as OCD, Schizophrenia, Bi-Polar, etc. Many women with Asperger's have lived it just
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detoursinmymind.com
Autism, Asperger's Syndrome, and the Autism Spectrum
Personal experiences with autism and Asperger's Syndrome
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oceankid.org
Ocean Kid Centre for children affected by autism,Asperger's
Ocean Kid Centre provides positive recreational experience for children affected by autism, Asperger's syndrome, other types of emotional disorders
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aspergerssyndromelife.blogspot.com
Life with Asperger's Syndrome
Life with Asperger's Syndrome Tuesday, January 17, 2012 Roommates If you have AS and are planing to live in a dorm, campus house, or share an apartment make sure you only have one roommate. Two roommates is okay, but that's pushing it. I learned this the hard way. Last semster I was stuck with three roommates and it wasn't fun. They were great people, but having to deal with them in one room is not fun. I now only have one roommate and I'm already loving it. However, next year I'm going to get