As a therapist, I often refer to
high-functioning autism and
Aspergers syndrome as a "Hidden Disability ". There are many myths about people who have high-functioning autism or
Asperger syndrome. People often refer to it as "rain Man", or add comments to it as Wow, so cool, he or she can count cards. The parents can be left in a place of frustration. .. Frustration for the hidden challenges associated with high-functioning autism and
Asperger syndrome.
Few people know that they know is not for children with high functioning autism or
Asperger syndrome, there is a hidden disability associated with these two labels. There are many challenges with high-functioning autism and Asperger syndrome, challenges, is " hidden" for many people on the street.
Children who have seen the
high-functioning autism or Asperger syndrome, as normal children. In hindsight, we can probably all with any of our school days, which can have high-functioning autism or Asperger syndrome to identify. Probably they were in our regular classes, they usually have average or above average
IQ, but they were the children who had always appeared Smths "eccentric".
Children with high functioning autism or
Asperger syndrome should be taken in many areas of strength as the ability to remember things, the ability to detail and ability to follow the rules. Although positive hhabe many strengths, but also address issues that are not always obvious, others are around them. They are struggling with social skills, they get harassed, and have a difficult time communicating their wishes clear. So often enter the school as "eccentric " or "provocation " tags.
