Written by SAPL on Tuesday, October 2nd, 2018 in Children and Adolescents.
Children with Asperger’s have been noted to sometimes have issues with motor skills and coordination. This isn’t just a curse that prevents them from becoming NHL champions, it can sometimes leave them unable to do simple things the rest of the world takes for granted—like tying one’s shoes.
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 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 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.
Written by SAPL on Friday, September 7th, 2018 in Stuff Aspergers Like Book.
Stuff Aspergers Like book is available!
The book follows a similar format to the blog, containing over 100 witty descriptions of Asperger traits.
A preview from the description:
Asperger’s syndrome can be a serious topic. It can also be hilarious! Stuff Asperger’s Like is a collection of over 100 short essays that humorously describe Asperger’s, a form of high-functioning autism. Stuff Aspergers Like explores what being an Aspie (nickname among those in the culture) means.
From socialization and communication to education to work to relationships, there are plenty of anecdotes and pop culture references to illustrate traits that surface in everyday interactions. Whether you’re on the spectrum or know someone who is, this humorous collection of tongue-in-cheek essays will entertain and educate.
Thirteen chapters include:
Socialization, Conversation and Communication: Eye contact, interacting in groups, grasping the use of slang, need for alone time and electronic communication
Work: School and Environment: Motivation, perfectionism, teamwork, career choices
Written by SAPL on Monday, February 23rd, 2009 in Uncategorized.
Jessica Kingsley Publishers
Out of all the women in the world who are special to the Asperger Person, Jessica Kingsley is in the top 5, along with mom, wife or girlfriend, and playmate of the year.
Who is Jessica, you might ask? Who knows! Stuff Asperger People Like has no clue, but one thing’s for sure, she sure does have an extensive collection of books on Asperger’s Syndrome and autism.
