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Sarah Ben Avraham
Sarah Ben Avraham
· 09 Jun 2021
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Asperger Syndrome

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Asperger syndrome is part of what is called Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD), and has sometimes been defined as a highly functional form of autism.

People who suffer from it are often characterized by fluent language and average or above average intelligence.

Even, having strong analytical skills and a fairly prolonged ability to concentrate, they can perform very well in technological work.

However, they also often have difficulty communicating with others, bringing with them serious consequences when socializing and trying to establish relationships.

Recommendations

1. Coping with emotions. Denying an emotion does not help to eliminate it.
2. To give yourself time. Feelings need a process of elaboration before they can act.
3. Gathering enough information about Asperger syndrome and available services will help you act more safely.
4. Seek help from other parents and professionals.
5. Achieve clear and open communication among family members. Communication and family honesty can be the two most important elements in dealing with a family member's disability.
6. Define expectations.
7. Respect and understanding of the personalities, reactions and needs of all members.
8. Sense of humor.

Avoid:
a) Overprotection.
(b) Total involvement.
(c) Rejection.
d) Shame.


Children with these syndromes should be treated, we must be alert to our children in the first years to detect any disease.

  • Comments (2)
Rudi
A beautiful structured blog. I have to say, I've heard of it, but I don't know much about it. Now a little more. Thank you for sharing.
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fuenmayorr568
Very interesting your publication, there are diseases of which we do not have information and this is one of them
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