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Accomodations for a High School Student by a Parent |
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Asperger's Confounds Colleges -
A surge of students diagnosed with an autism-related disorder poses new
challenges By Elizabeth F. Farrell |
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Asperger Syndrome Experiences from a Teenage Perspective
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Asperger
syndrome from childhood into adulthood By Dr.Tom Berney
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Asperger Syndrome: Put Those Kids To Work!
by Dan Coulter 2004 |
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AUTISM:
HELL AND UNDERSTANDING - Today, my sixteen year old daughter, Leanne,
moved out. She is going to share a flat with John, a 19 year old young man
with Asperger Syndrome. Leanne will be his career, although John is pretty
self-sufficient and she won’t need to do much more than keep an eye on
things. But that’s not the reason she’s leaving home by
Yakoub / Muslin
Wakeup |
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Autism, Puberty
and Seizures by Donna Williams |
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Autistic teenager is unlikely hero of quirky British murder mystery
by The Canadian Press |
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Being Friendly
by AS Teens |
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Colourful spectrum lights up club night
- "...The Spectrum Club is for adolescents with Asperger syndrome or higher
functioning autism, by Staff Reporter / UK |
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Determined teen toughs it out
- Kerry Leder was told never to expect her son, Christopher, to achieve
anything beyond primary school. Born with Asperger's syndrome, he
struggled to sit through a single day in the classroom. ``He has extreme
anxiety and fears, so for him to get through a normal day he has got to have
it planned out,'' Mrs Leder said yesterday. ``He used to get to the point
where he kicked walls and attacked anyone who came near him, he was like a
petrified animal.'' Yesterday, the 13-year-old proved his
determination as he took out a citizenship award at Western Heights College. |
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Even the Emperor does wear clothes - should it be every
ones goal to see that? - Planning for a fulfilling life by Lars
Perner, Ph.D. - pdf format
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Family Life by AS
Teens |
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Get out and do a good deed Autistic professor of animal science
believes that understanding yourself and others can make a difference
in a sometimes brutal world - a letter from Temple Grandin
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Happiness by AS
Teens |
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High school course allows students to try teaching
- "...The hope is that the program will help students determine
whether they want to teach before they spend thousands of dollars at a
university preparing for the profession, Slobojan said, by Pamela Batzel |
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I know I can do it if they will just give me a chance by Pat Cowley
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Lessons Learned From First Year of College - by Julie Coulter
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Making Sense of Adolescents' Ascents
- by Dr. Mel Levine
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Middle School Anyone? by Richard Howlin |
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Missing Autistic Teen Found - A
16-year-old autistic teen who disappeared from the residential treatment
home where he lives has been found. Kristopher Williams, who has a high
functioning form of autism, disappeared around 10 a.m. on Tuesday. He
stepped outside the home without supervision and was gone when a worker
checked on him by KOIN.com |
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New Web Site Will Open Area’s Doors For Disabled Youth - A Web
site under construction could help teenagers and young adults with
disabilities find their way within the larger world. But it needs
input to become a true resource for those young people and their families,
by Stephanie M. Mangino |
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Portrait of My Daughter at 19 by Martha Guevara |
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Teen
with Asperger's Syndrome Creates Own Website for Everyone on the Autistic
Spectrum - "Spectrum Haven" [
www.spectrumhaven.com ] aims to be inclusive of everyone on the
spectrum, including kids and teens who want to make friends and have fun.
The site is for those with autism, asperger's syndrome, Fragile X,
hyperlexia, ADD, ADHD, PDD-NOS and dyspraxia. / Gareth Nelson who is
17 and has Asperger's Syndrome had the idea to create a website for anyone
who considers themselves as part of the autistic spectrum. He says "The
idea is to be inclusive, get to know others who are the same, discuss
issues, and have fun, I want to include everyone, those with autism,
aspergers, Fragile X, PDD-NOS, ADD, ADHD, hyperlexia and dyspraxia".
Press Release |
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Teen
carves out future by overcoming barrier - Sit and talk with Larry Baker,
and you notice how bright and articulate he is. He has an incredible memory,
and can tell you about many experiences he had as a very young child. He
might interrupt you a bit, but he will apologize afterward, by Angie Jeffrey |
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Teens to perform in glass slipper search - "Dale
Mack, a 14-year-old Fairfield resident who has Asperger's Syndrome, a form
of autism, said he is learning a lot about acting in his first summer with
the company," by Michael Dinan |
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Teen with
disabilities finds his competitive edge - David Van Leuven didn't win
the annual city prep cross-country meet earlier this month. But his
performance was a triumph of the heart and soul. Van Leuven, a Madison
Memorial freshman who is autistic and visually impaired, finished the
5,000-meter junior varsity race in a time of 27 minutes, 9 seconds. He was
the 122nd and last runner to complete the race at the Yahara Hills Running
Course, coming in nearly 10 minutes after the first-place finisher. But
for his teammates and race officials, who cheered loudly as he crossed the
finish line, it was a performance of epic proportions. |
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The challenge of adolescents and adults with Asperger syndrome
by Digby Tantam |
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The
Difference Inside Me by an Aspie who is in high school |
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The High School Experience by Richard Howlin |
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The teen
brain really is different - One minute your teenage daughter is having a
relaxed, happy conversation with her friend on the phone.The next, she
stumbles over an algebra problem and is -- instantly -- angry. She flings
her pencil across the room, stomps up to her room, slams the door and
shouts, "I hate my life!" For decades, parents have attributed such
hair-trigger emotions to raging hormones, and they weren't wrong. However,
in recent years more has become known about how brain development -- in
concert with racing hormones -- accounts for the differences in how teens
act and think, by Kathleen Megan |
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The Unsuccessful Adolescent by Melvin D. Levine, M.D. Carl W. Swartz,
Ph.D. |
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Thinking about College by Lars Perner, Ph.D.
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Your Appearance
by AS Teens |