millie wrote:
go and see a specialist in it.
The issue regarding social cues is one of the main factors actually.
However, it takes a specialist to go through the diagnostic process with you. I wouldn't be listening to a generalising school counsellor. My experience is people who are not speicalists in autism often tend towards an adhernce to stereotypical views of autism spectrum disorders.
Yeah I was going to ask why he even had an AS diagnosis. The social functioning is pretty central. My social functioning can be broke down to only what the person tells me and even then I might "hear it wrong" and/or interpret it wrong. I do not pick up on tone of voice, social cues, or facial expressions.