Aspergers in Love
Asperger Syndrome (AS) has often been considered to be incompatible with love and relationships, but as the number of diagnoses increases, it is becoming apparent that people with AS can and do have full and intimate relationships. Maxine Aston frankly examines the fundamental aspects of relationships that are often complicated by the disorder. Illustrated with real-life examples, the book tackles issues such as attraction, trust, communication, intimacy and parenting and includes a section...
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Asperger Syndrome (AS) has often been considered to be incompatible with love and relationships, but as the number of diagnoses increases, it is becoming apparent that people with AS can and do have full and intimate relationships. Maxine Aston frankly examines the fundamental aspects of relationships that are often complicated by the disorder. Illustrated with real-life examples, the book tackles issues such as attraction, trust, communication, intimacy and parenting and includes a section on frequently asked questions, making it a must for all those with AS and their partners, as well as for friends, family and counselors.
Foreword9Terminology11Introduction131Attraction162Shared Interests223Trust264Being Valued325Understanding396Self-disclosure457Communication538The Asperger Syndrome Side of Communication589Non-Verbal Communication - The Unspoken Word6710Social Scenes7211Routines, Rules and Boundaries8512The Asperger Syndrome Parent9313The Sexual Side of Asperger Syndrome10614Infidelity11815Sexuality and Asperger Syndrome12616Verbal Abuse and Asperger Syndrome13117Domestic Violence and Asperger Syndrome13618Asperger Syndrome and Awareness14319Diagnosis15320Mental and Physical Health and Asperger Syndrome16021Counselling and Asperger Syndrome16822Women and Asperger Syndrome17523Disadvantages of Asperger Syndrome18224Benefits of Asperger Syndrome190Conclusion194Frequently Asked Questions199Resources for Adults with Asperger Syndrome and their Families222References227Index228
