I have compiled a list of resources that I have found to be helpful and informative in understanding Asperger Syndrome. I believe that the more information you receive the better. Of course, the content of these websites is the sole responsibility of their respective owners, but I hope is that this gives you a place to start your research.
www.tonyattwood.com.au/
Tony Attwood is a leader in the field of research and treatment of Asperger Syndrome. This website is a guide for parents, professionals, people with Asperger Syndrome, and their partners.
www.faaas.org
Support to the family members of adult individuals afflicted with Asperger Syndrome.
www.maxineaston.co.uk/
Maxine Aston is a leader in the field of relationships and Asperger Syndrome.
www.aspires-relationships.com
An online resource for spouses and family members of adults diagnosed or suspected to be on the autistic spectrum.
www.k12academics.com/aspergers.htm
Detailed information on Asperger Syndrome includes characteristics of AS, living with Asperger’s, prevalence, and much more. Also includes camp listings and support services for children with AS.
Please feel free to contact my office if you would like more information or are interested in setting up an appointment.
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If my husband is suspected to be on the spectrum should are children be checked for it and if so how does one go about this?
Absolutely have your children evaluated. This disorder is highly heritable. It’s better to know early. There are many wonderful treatments for children that will help them. You can start with your school district since they will do an educational evaluation for free. If the children are preschoolers check with your local Intermediate Education District for screenings for young ones. To get a more thorough evaluation call a Child Guidance Clinic or your local University Psychology Clinic or Hospital.