In this very frank and honest article, Fionn Hamill brilliantly explains what having a meltdown is like, what has helped him in this regard and how certain scenarios can be…
Often Aspergers Syndrome or autism are betrayed as severe disabilities or challenges that can’t be surmounted. While it is fair to say that Aspergers presents challenges, it is also important…
Fionn Hamill, our guest blogger, tells us about his AS-related bad habits in his his latest frank and insightful blog for AspergersAdvice.org. Share your thoughts and views in the comments…
In his latest blog for AspergersAdvice.org, Fionn Hamill brilliantly explains how Aspergers Syndrome effects him and ultimately how he likes being different! For more from Fionn see his blog When…
Today, Fionn Hamill, our guest blogger (see his blog Autisticandproud.wordpress.com) sheds some light on the challenge and joy of making friends when you have Aspergers Syndrome. A topic which will,…
Fionn Hamill, this week’s guest blogger, sheds some light on an important topic for so many people with Aspergers Syndrome – dislikes. Many people with Aspergers Syndrome struggle with certain…
The transition to Secondary School is a challenge for many people with Aspergers Syndrome, and can be a challenging and stressful time for their family members, in this uplifting article,…
Many people with Aspergers Syndrome struggle to define or understand their emotions, especially at difficult times such as funerals. In his latest guest blog, Fionn Hamill, gives us a great…
Fionn Hamill, is a 12 year old boy with Aspergers Syndrome and he writes about his life at autisticandproud.wordpress.com. Check out his interesting piece on pushing himself to take part…
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