africa fernandez
10/27/2020
Are there psychologists specialized in this specialty?
MIRYAN CASELLI
08/23/2020
Good evening, I have a 32-year-old son with Asperger’s syndrome, he was diagnosed and treated since he was a child. He has improved a lot, but now in his adult life he would need to understand his problems. He undergoes psychological treatment, but I think he needs constant support, is there any Online service that you can recommend to me? thank you so much
Sylvia Amalia Silva Campos
07/25/2020
I live with an Asperger’s adult and I really need to understand his behavior and this article is very helpful to me.
bartolome rodriguez sanchez
04/14/2020
Good morning, I have been living with a partner for 1 year, and you have two children, one is Aspergueis and the other is autistic, I love this woman and I love her madly, but she has these two children with these problems, I and she want to live together, I have no experience in these matters, and that is why I am contacting you, they are children of 16-9 years respectively, if you could help me so that my behavior, and educate me, in this situation I would attack him.
All the best
Good day
Agnes
03/06/2020
Good morning, I am a tertiary-level teacher and I have an adult student with Asperger’s. She is aware of all her problems and is undergoing medical treatment. I want to know what tools I should use with it from my position as a teacher, for example: learning times, appropriate teaching methods and of course more convenient ways to take the exam. Thank you very much in advance for your valuable contribution.
Edith Rodriguez
02/22/2020
I am 67 years old and was diagnosed with Asperger’s when I was 40 years old. It has been difficult but I have been able to move forward.
Amelia
02/18/2020
My problem is the sound. The guards at the booth are in front of my window and play music. It gives me anxiety and tachycardia
Ariel
01/20/2020
Thanks for the information. I am a 54 year old adult. And I was diagnosed just 10 years ago.
Richard
11/29/2019
Good morning, I would like all the information possible about Asperger’s, although my son and my grandson have all the symptoms, I had never noticed this condition due to total ignorance, I want to take things little by little, because I don’t know how to tell my son go to the doctor, I would appreciate anything you can tell me to help me, thank you
Giulianno
11/24/2019
Hello, I am 28 years old, and I was diagnosed with Asperger’s as an adult. The truth is that what you say makes a lot of sense to me since I hardly have any friends, I have never had a partner (not because I can’t, but because I don’t want to), the truth is that I am a very lonely guy, I haven’t worked for a while and the relationship I have with my family is not very good and what happens to me is that for a while now I have meltdowns or meltdowns more or less often I have serious problems controlling my anger and that for me is a problem that I want to solve since I can’t live peacefully like this, when I was younger in high school my classmates bothered me and I still have those memories, I was going to a psychologist but it didn’t help me at all, I would like it to happen. Help me since I feel helpless!!!
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eli
09/16/2021
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Luis
11/17/2019
I am 64 years old. Serious social difficulties in relating to others. I am a doctor, I love my profession and I am brilliant. I do not practice because I emigrated from my country. Since I work in something related to medicine but I am NOT the main doctor, I interact with my coworkers, all of whom are very young. I’ve been thinking for weeks that I have Asperger’s. What I can do ?
11/21/2019
Hello Luis,
You can go to a professional who, after a complete evaluation, will tell you what is happening to you and give you personalized guidelines to improve in your case.
Greetings.
Israel
12/14/2019
Are you from VENEZUELA???? Me too and I’m Asperger’s
Maria
04/01/2020
I think I’m the same, I’m not very interested in people’s conversations in groups, they bore me after two minutes, I don’t like group conversations, I don’t know if it’s selfishness on my part or I get bored of groups, I like being alone,
Lazarus
11/05/2019
Excellent
Lina Blu
10/29/2019
I liked it, especially when you recognize in the symptoms the person you know and care about, this person when he was little, he was smart because he got good grades, he was good with everyone, he was incapable of recognizing bad intentions, he was obedient. In adulthood she did not recognize the intentionality of others in relationships, she believed lies as truths, so she experienced one failure after another. He ended up having a psychotic break, followed by anxiety and depression. For the layman he would say it is a lack of self-esteem. No, it’s autism… undiagnosed, adults who are asked to be like the majority and they are not, nor will they be. More important is that we understand them and encourage them in their daily lives, comforting them in their fears and insecurities, when they do not understand situations well, making them see the intentionality of others.
This person who is very dear to me makes me laugh a lot, she is a very good imitator, she is able to reproduce in detail what she has seen and you know that if she says it like that, it means that it was like that.
Juanita
10/26/2019
I have a young man in my care who was already diagnosed with Asperger’s at 12! But today he is at the University, however despite being a super talented child until he reached the University it turns out that he has clashed with the study system and does not He finds a way to be able to study the topics they teach, even though he likes the subject and is very good at the internship. He is not able to explain what he has learned, because he makes it literal as he learned it. Furthermore, we have noticed that he tells many lies without no sense whatsoever. He is excellent in Physics, Chemistry and in music he plays various instruments by ear, composes songs, etc. He has even given piano concerts, but he is NOT interested in his physical appearance at all, he has no friends except those of his condition because they talk about extravagant topics, he has the ability to learn a book in two nights, however he can forget an obligation or task in a minute, you have to repeat it many times for him to do something, there are times he is depressed, but he does not accept it, he says that it is normal and he has an explanation for everything, he almost always sleeps badly and has nightmares, there are times he makes bad jokes during a serious conversation and he has no mercy to tell the truth even if it hurts, he lacks empathy, however he talks to cats and claims to understand their language and he even wrote a book about it that of course I don’t understand. He doesn’t want to go to Therapy because he claims to know more than the Psychologist. WHAT DO YOU ADVISE ME ?????
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Lina Blu
10/29/2019
He tells lies, he doesn’t adapt to the study system, he isn’t interested in his physical appearance, he doesn’t have normal friends, he makes bad jokes, he sleeps badly, he tells the truth even if it hurts. That’s not abnormal, in a young man.
I recommend love, tolerance, understanding. We are the ones who should go to the psychologist, so they can teach us how we should make our lives better.
Sky blue
09/30/2019
Hello good. I have a son who is almost 3 years old. He has speech delay and is not very sociable. He doesn’t play like he should play with his toys. I’m worried. What specialist do you advise me to visit to do a Dx?
Brandon
09/16/2019
Hello, I would like to know if I have Asperger’s, because I am not sure and I am afraid to go and get the diagnosis. I say this because I’m tired, I’ve always had a problem socializing since I was a child, mostly with those my age, and this continues to torment me. Also because sometimes, the people I spoke to used to tell me that I speak in a strange way, like a robot or something like that. It took me about a year and a half to be able to take the bus properly since at the beginning I didn’t know how to tell the driver that I had to get off at my whereabouts and I got lost, until one time a family member looked for me in a taxi. I don’t know how to follow a conversation with another person, it is very difficult for me to understand social relationships and what others are talking about or when they talk about the relationship they have with their partner and they think that I don’t care what they say since I am paying attention and I only participate when they are talking about a topic that interests me, the latter is when I meet with the few friends I have. Understanding when someone speaks figuratively tends to be difficult for me sometimes and, well, this used to happen before, I tried to avoid eye contact with people, but my father always scolded me for that, and to prevent it from bothering me he always reminded me of myself The same thing that had to look people in the eye. There are many more things I would like to write, but I want to know how I diagnose this or who I should go to. I have never paid attention to this because it had not affected me until now, that I am in university, in this way, and also because in my family, especially my father, they always treated me as someone “normal” even though they realized sometimes my way of being.
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Lina Blu
11/20/2019
Brandon, don’t be afraid to go to a specialist and get their diagnosis. Knowing what’s happening to you is the best thing that can happen to you. You will understand many things that happened and you will learn how to handle them. The professional who visits you will help you handle those difficult situations. for you.
You are at Uni, which means that if you are able to learn a few things you will also be able to learn what to do in different situations.
The best thing in your life is your family, who loves you and understands you and has always supported you, that is why you have gotten to where you are. Cheer up and be happy
Carlos Farias
08/04/2019
I have this condition (now called grade 1 autism spectrum disorder according to the DSM-V). And I have these features:
1) I have been called “immature”, “stubborn”, “capricious” and “overprotected”.
2) I don’t get along with my employer at work, I would like to work for myself but they won’t let me because they say I’m a “tarambana”.
3) It is difficult for me to relate to others, so much so that I am 40 years old and I have never had a girlfriend in my life (and this has earned me criticism).
4) I am not able to understand sarcasm, irony or phrases in a figurative sense.
5) I am obsessive about automobiles, technology, geography, etc. And I hate economics, budgeting and accounting topics.
6) I am very routine and I get upset if they change it without telling me.
7) Sometimes if I get frustrated I harm myself by hitting my head at the level of the cerebellum with an object that is not hard (like a rubber mallet) since a stone could break my scalp.
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Lina Blu
06/11/2019
Carlos, it is very important that you know yourself, you have done a good analysis. You don’t have to hit your head anymore. You can do internal damage.
There are many people who like the same things, when you find them it will be easy to relate.
But friends should not be overwhelmed by talking too much or wanting to be with…