Difficulty: Moderately Challenging
Things You’ll Need:
- First of all you will need a great deal of patience.
- Paper and a pen
- Alot of love
- A willingness to learn
Step1
First of all you need love, People with aspergers feel isolated. One thing they really need is alot of love, and sometimes you need to really show it be over the top. Most of the time people with aspergers fall into a deep deppression because all they want is to be like everyone else. So what you need to do is give alot of praise, hugs, and smiles. Trust me it may sound silly but you will soon see how effective a simple act of kindness and love goes.
Step2
Next you will need alot of patience, not only will this help you but it will help the person as well. One thing when dealing with aspergers is frustration. You will find yourself repeating things, writing out detailed descriptions of what you would like them to do. And sometimes you will say something to the person and they will take it out of context. This can be really frustrating because you will have to re word what it is you are trying to say to not hurt the person feelings. So patience is very, very key.
Step3
Paper and pen this is very important. People with aspergers are like most people with autisum. To much stimulation can send them over the edge. So having paper and a pen handy will save you both alot of headaches. Example say you want your spouse or child to go to the store for you to pick some things up. It will help so much to write a detailed list of what they need to get. Not your typical shopping list, you need to write what the labels look like, sometimes what isle it is on and an alternitave if it is not available. Doing such will save the person un needed frustration.
Comments
Jodalah said
on 3/24/2008 The really sad part is being married to someone with Aspergers.I have been married for 17 years and just now finding out why we have so many problems and why they will never ever change. The only good part is that I just found out that I am not crazy. I am however very sad and very very lonley and in need of change. Divorce??!!?? Possibly, but I have 5 children. Two were diagnoised with Aspergers. That's how I figured out that my husband has it. I feel so alone and empty. I have asked him for years why don't you know me. How is it that you didn't see that person whas getting angry?? Can't you see I am upset? Why can't you remember to help your kids??? Why would you say something like that, or hy would you say somehting in that tone of voice? Most of his answers were "I don't know." On and On and On and on..... I really thought he was just be ignorant and just trying to ignore the naggin
BarryWaite said
on 12/1/2007 Excellent article. I know a couple of people near where I live that have this condition. Since you live in Dallas, you might want to research the Neurotherapy Center of Dallas. Check with Dr Walker to see if his non-invasive treatments could help. Regards, Barry