Tag Archives: Aspergers Syndrome

Game or therapy?

By , June 12th, 2009 | Aspergers Syndrome, Social Anxiety-Phobia, Social Phobia, Video | 3 Comments

Check out this demo for a Xbox Project Natal game called “Milo & Kate.”

Can you imagine the therapeutic value of this? From phobia therapies like the one below, to helping people with social phobias, to even more complex therapies such as helping individuals with Asperger’s syndrome pick up on social cues, vocal inflections and body language. The possibilities are amazing!

It also opens the possibility of long distance and even multiple provider therapies: the patient interacts with a single avatar …

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12Jun

Life with Asperger’s Syndrome

By , January 9th, 2009 | Aspergers Syndrome, Building a Case | 4 Comments

I came across this story about the joys and hardships of living with a child with Asperger’s Syndrome.  I just wanted to share it with you.
Life with Asperger’s Syndrome can be very confusing. Many days, Caleb is very high functioning and you would never expect that there is something different about the wiring in his brain. Other days, it’s quite obvious that this child has some real issues.

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As a parent of a special needs child I have learned that I must command authority and respect. I can not let my child use his diagnosis as an excuse to misbehave on a daily basis. I see that all to often …

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9Jan
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