Recognizing and Understanding Neurodiversity in Couples

• By: Patricia R. Schissel, LMSW Grace Myhill, MSW The Autism/Asperger Network (AANE)
• September 29th, 2022
• couples, couples coaching, Fall 2022 Issue, intimate relationship, neurodiverse couples, neurodiversity, relationships, sensory sensitivity, theory of mind, training, weak central coherence
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Many couples come to the realization they are in a neurodiverse relationship decades into their relationship, after listening to a podcast, reading a book, or watching a movie that includes an autistic character. But recognizing neurodiversity is just the beginning... Then what? How does...

Use Science and the Scientific Method When Considering Treatment

• By: Dr. Marvin J. Schissel Patricia R. Schissel, LMSW
• July 1st, 2011
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Autism is a spectrum disorder that varies in degree from mild to severe, with a range of needs that call for a wide array of supports. AHA/Asperger Syndrome and High Functioning Autism Association’s mission is to attain appropriate educational programs, effective social skills training, increased...

Use Science and the Scientific Method When Considering Treatments for Individuals on the Autism Spectrum

• By: Patricia R. Schissel, LMSW Dr. Marvin J. Schissel
• January 1st, 2009
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Autism is a spectrum disorder that varies in degree from mild to severe with a wide range of needs. AHA Association’s mission is to attain appropriate educational programs, effective social skills training, increased social and recreational opportunities, meaningful employment, and sufficient and...