Have you ever found yourself looking for resources to help you understand AS/ASD?  If you have, then the chances are pretty good that you will find lots of books, tapes, videos and web sites (especially websites) that are so negative that you can&apos;t find a ray of help in it. The trick to finding real help that is constructive and hopeful is to carefully look for positives.  Positive words that describe those who have AS/ASD are a good sign that this resources may be of some help to you.  That is one reason I created this podcast.  I want to be a positive and encouraging resource for all people - not just those on the spectrum, but anyone who wants to understand AS/ASD. In this episode, my wife and I explore some good book resources and and options for those who may be struggling.<a rel="payment" href="https://donate.fundhero.io/aspieland">Support the show</a>Thanks for Listening! Get In Touch: <ul> <li><a href='mailto:Aspieland.org@gmail.com'>Aspieland.org@gmail.com</a></li> <li><a href='mailto:John@aspieland.org'>John@aspieland.org</a></li> </ul> Help Us Produce More: <ul><li> <a href='https://www.aspieland.org/donate'>https://www.aspieland.org/donate</a> </li></ul> Join the Family: <ul><li> <a href='https://www.aspieland.org/subscribe'>https://www.aspieland.org/subscribe</a> </li></ul>

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Join us as we develop an understanding of Asperger’s Syndrome or Autism Spectrum Disorder.   With a better understanding of an ‘Aspies’ reactions to the sensory overload in everyday life and the feelings that the overload can bring,  In the hopes that we all may become more sensitive and compassionate not only to those who have the disorder, but to all humankind as well.