Finding the Right Summer Programs for Children with Asperger's
Asperger syndrome is a puzzling disorder. Children with this disorder are not quite disabled enough to be in special needs programs but are not normal enough to be in a program with non-autstic kids. In this article, written by a young woman with Aspergers, you will learn how to find the right summer program for your child with Asperger SyndromeThings You'll Need
- computer w/ internet
- documentation of disabilty
- advice from your child's therapist
- patience
Instructions
Make a decision about whether or not your child is ready for an overnight camp experience. Talk with your child's therapist to see what they think. also consult your child.
Use the internet to look up summer programs designed for kids on the Autism spectrum. Keep in mind that programs like this can be very expensive. Also look into special needs programs at regular camps.
Call the disability program director at the camps that you are looking at and set up an appointment with them so that they may meet you and your child to see if the child is a right fit for the program.
Register your child for camp.
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