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wandrew
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04 Mar 2006, 1:08 am

Thought this might be of interest. I know nothing about this guy and do not plan to attend (I'm not a morning person, especially not Saturday mornings) so this is presented for informational purposes only

"Developing an Understanding of Asperger's Disorder"

Presented by John Leach, Psy.D.
Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Psychology
Licensed Psychologist specializing in Clinical and Forensic Psychology
Certified School Psychologist

Presenting Asperger's (high functioning autism)
*Characteristics
*Assessment
*Treatments
*Resources

Question and answer period to follow presentation.

Date: March 11, 2006
Time: 9-11:30 AM
Place: St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Dierenfield Hall
600 St. Andrews Road
Newport Beach, CA 92663
Call Bonnie at (949) 574-2239 for more information



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04 Mar 2006, 3:40 am

dang south of LA, no thanks



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25 Mar 2006, 1:14 pm

*treatment hahahahaha:D



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25 Mar 2006, 2:11 pm

What's so funny? :? I'd sure like to have treatment for my Asperger's syndrome. It makes life very difficult for me. I consider it an illness. I've had to fight twice as hard as everyone else to get on in life professionally and socially I'm still feeling a little child who is not getting enough play. It's tough, man. I wouldn't wish this on anyone.



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25 Mar 2006, 2:22 pm

joranxerix wrote:
What's so funny? :? I'd sure like to have treatment for my Asperger's syndrome. It makes life very difficult for me. I consider it an illness. I've had to fight twice as hard as everyone else to get on in life professionally and socially I'm still feeling a little child who is not getting enough play. It's tough, man. I wouldn't wish this on anyone.


I couldn't agree more with you.



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26 Mar 2006, 5:28 am

So, did anyone go?
If so, what was it like?