Written by SAPL on Friday, September 28th, 2018 in Asperger People In The News, Film and TV.
Here’s a great video to put on your list for the weekend!
Chris Packham, British naturalist, is seen describing what his life is like as an Asperger.
His documentary, Asperger’s and Me, has been nominated for a British film award.
Written by SAPL on Thursday, September 27th, 2018 in Communication.
Aspergers like many things. Twitter is among a few of them.
If you like Tweeting Tweets, following Tweets or reading Tweets, why not follow Stuff Aspergers Like?
An excellent way to avoid face to face interaction and practice those great skills of Electronic Communication!
Written by SAPL on Wednesday, September 26th, 2018 in Asperger People In The News, Famous People, Musicians, Pop Culture.
English singer Gary Numan says being an Asperger has more advantages than disadvantages.
Apparently, his combination of social quirks are a good fit for his position of being in bands that have made hits since the ’80s, as he explained to a reporter who asked if he ever encountered any difficulties.
Written by SAPL on Tuesday, September 25th, 2018 in Sensory Sensitivties.
The Good Men Project has an interesting article on tips to combat sensory sensitivity. The site, which features everything from politics to family issues sounds incredibly progressive just from its name. And now, a feature on how men of the world can develop a better understanding of Asperger’s from their children to themselves is perfectly befitting for the times.
Written by SAPL on Monday, September 24th, 2018 in Asperger People In The News, Film and TV, Pop Culture, Stuff Aspergers Like Book Quote.
British actor Chris Packham‘s girlfriend has given the thumbs up on this Aspie’s affectionate side.
While some Aspergers may be stereotyped for not showing affection, Charlotte Corney, who has held a long-term relationship with the Springwatch star since 2007, has nothing but great things to say.
Written by SAPL on Thursday, September 20th, 2018 in Film and TV, Pop Culture.
The Netflix series Atypical is back for its second season, featuring a group of stars portraying teenage life with all its ups, downs and surprises.
In the ever-expanding definition of the typical teenager, there’s room for an atypical one as well.
This show’s atypical teen just happens to be on the autism spectrum.
Written by SAPL on Tuesday, September 18th, 2018 in Education, Film and TV, Pop Culture, Stuff Aspergers Like Book Quote.
Can Big Bang Theory‘s Sheldon (Jim Parsons) be used to teach Asperger’s syndrome to the education population? One Glaskow educator was jokingly told he could.
In a more serious note, the brainy physicists does posses many of the stereotypical traits that make us laugh and sometimes cringe.
Written by SAPL on Thursday, September 13th, 2018 in Asperger People In The News, Careers.
When one Asperger teenager decided he wanted to start a business, his rationale was that everybody uses soap.
And so launched Spencer Kelly’s Expedition Soap Co., from which 2,000 returning customers lather themselves up with bars infused with scents of pumpkin and cider from a company that specializes in all-natural and vegan products that include cleansing and body butters.
