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Hi all,

 

I'm organising a social skills group for children and adolecents with a dx of AS with the local camhs team - and wanted some books on social skills.

Anything with printables, good, clear instructions would be fab.

 

Anyone got a goodie??

 

I've found some that look quite good ;

 

Social Skills Training for Children and Adolescents with Asperger Syndrome and Social-Communications Problems

&

Socially Speaking: Pragmatic Social Skills Programme for Pupils with Mild to Moderate Learning Disabilities - Alison Schroeder

 

(obviously, if they are completely pants - PM me!! The mods will shoot me otherwise..... :unsure::D )

 

:)

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I'm organising a social skills group for children and adolecents with a dx of AS

Can I come? I do a very good imitation of a child :unsure: :unsure: I got asked for ID to prove I was 16 two days ago. I confused the cashier by saying that I was 75% older than their required age ... :whistle::oops:

 

Sorry, no help with the books :)

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Guest Lya of the Nox
Mine ain't.................... :lol:

 

>:D<<'>

 

 

ok soz

will have a look for you

 

xx

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What it is to be a woman-in-demand huh!

 

I have the JKP one: Social Skills Groups for Children and Adolescents with Asperger Syndrome (a step-by-step program)

 

Looks like good reading...... I just keep running out of time, so I'll happily chuck it in your direction! That should keep you out of mischief for a while. ;)

 

 

Nikki.

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In demand spelling error there hunbun, should read 'demented in the head'.... :devil:

 

(You started it with the T.Cg one!! :ph34r:)

 

Heeelloooooooo my partner in crime >:D<<'> :D:notworthy:

 

That should keep you out of mischief for a while. ;)

Nikki.

 

You and i both know that ain't gunna happen................. :whistle::ph34r::devil:

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You could have a look here.

The one I've already read is:

Freaks, Geeks & Asperger Syndrome - A User Guide to Adolescence

by Luke Jackson (2002) published by Jessica Kingsley Publishers, ISBN 1 843 10 098 3

 

I found it's a good read.

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