We know the autistic population is increasing exponentially, though we don’t know why. And, although an overwhelming amount of research is going into its causes and treatment, we remain baffled.

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This is a touching and inspiring article on a father’s story of his non-verbal autistic son’s university application process. Well worth the couple of minutes it will take to read it!!

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If you are the parent or carer of an Aspergers / Autism Spectrum child, then you are most likely aware that ASD people can have obsessive tendencies. They often become completely fixated on the subject or object of their passion. These obsessive behaviors may be quite intense and you might even be concerned that your child’s preoccupation with his or her object of passion is impeding the ability to function in every day life. In fact, it can throw your entire family life into disarray in extreme cases.

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If you are the parent or carer of an Aspergers / Autism Spectrum child, then you know only too well that ASD people can have intense bouts of anxiety, despair, depression or any other dark state of mind. This is made worse by the fact that, often (though not always), the mental state is a reaction to feedback from the outside world. I hope to give you a tool that will help you empower your child and give him or her instant relief from the grips of these emotional states.

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It’s time that we collectively begin to listen to what autism spectrum people are telling us. I don’t mean listen with our ears, I mean with our hearts. Our Aspergers and ASD children have a message for us – and it’s not about what they need from us, it’s about what we need from them: a new paradigm. An autistic revolution is beginning.

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If you wonder what life must be like for your autism spectrum child, check out this awesome youtube video. It give great insight from an insider!

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I found an article on aspie anger issues written by a colleague and thought it was good and helpful information. Check it out if you have repeated anger issues with your aspie.

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