Blogs
This is a witty/ hilarious, touching and insightful blog by an aspie. There is lot to learn from and a lot to like. One of our personal favorites out there.
Articles
Dating with Asperger’s
I’ll start this out by saying that contrary to popular belief within the adult community, that it’s not impossible to date – it just requires doing things differently than would be done for two neurotypicals. Read more…
Dating as it relates to Asperger’s Syndrome
In our community, it is often thought impossible for people ‘on the spectrum’ to date, have a relationship, or ‘love someone’. Read more…
Advice For Dating With Asperger’s: Don’t Call 100 Times A Week
Dating isn’t easy, and it’s even less so when you’ve got Asperger’s, an autism spectrum disorder that can make it hard to read social cues. Read more…
Dating and Aspergers: Can The Two Go Together?
It’s hard enough to date, period. But dating and Aspergers can seem incompatible. As one Aspie said, “How do you know when a person is interested, friendly, or annoyed? Read more…
Have You Seen These 7 Aspergers Dating Tips?
hink of this date as a first step. Dating is a process and it takes time. Sure, you’d like to find instant chemistry, mutual attraction, and common interests. That’s the ideal. But there are many other possible outcomes. If you approach the situation with curiosity rather than rigid expectations, you’ll be less likely to be disappointed. Read more…
Institutions
Tony Attwood
Tony Attwood is one of the leading experts in Autism and Asperger’s Syndrome.
FAAAS (Families of Adults Affected by Asperger’s Syndrome)
A site to send your family to.
Forums
The “the go to source and forum” for people on the spectrum or people dealing with people on the spectrum.
Reddit
The not so neurotypical department of Reddit. Excellent info there. Good tone.
Other links
Students with Autism
Guide to Helping Kids with Autism Sleep Better
Autism Resource Center
Creating an Autism Friendly Home
Autism Support Network Resources
Moving with Kids with Autism
30 Ways to Celebrate Autism Awareness Month
Traveling with Kids with Autism