Asperger Disorder

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Asperger Disorder

When I was with my psychologist, his helper mentioned Asperger Disease. She said she made a slip up because this is what was written on a document paper or something.

Looking on the internet, I found a few websites that talk about Asperger as a disorder actually mentioning the word Asperger Disorder.

Am I suppose to put my trust is these psychologist who don’t know the truth and see Asperger as an illness.

Neurotypicals could be considered a disorder. If not that then consider that in a highly religious country 95% get infected with the disease of the mind called religion. If any of you are religious then consider the other false religions as disease of the minds.

Well, that would be the question. They aren't actually qualified to look at your brain activity and make any kind of assessment, so ...

There is also the church of Freud, Jung and the pharmaceutical market.
Also diseases of the mind.

Usually the agenda is to design a drug and then make up the illness which it cures (eg. Prozac, Seroxac, Ritalin.)
What i find interesting is that there was no drug to market before 'Asperger Disorder' was invented.

This is why they won't be turning it over to Neurology any time soon. You know, I think I'll stick with my husband when i have a meltdown. He strokes my hair or brushes it. That works and doesn't cost a thing. I also don't have to talk to someone who doesn't understand me to get it. Plus, he is good at telling me what people really think and mean.

Go to this website:

http://www.dyslexia.com/bookstore/firstchapter.htm

I know that dyslexia isn't aspergers but it molds under the same concept in the misconceptions of what things are..

Anyway, this website will divert your attention away from dyslexia as a learning disorder. The brain is wired in many different ways. Know that the brain functions different so that the brain can perceive different.

You may want to copy some of the ideas that came from this site, a book, or from where ever which would be valid like that as it may help you explain your weariness of others opinions about certain things.

There are also postive traits that can come from many other disorders and that I may say things that have mislead in the negative stereotype of it such as ADHD. There is always a way for people to improve their lives but as long as they show themselves not as rigid thinkers.

Another thing:

If you have a hard time with trying to relate aspergers with people then you may consider just making up some "traits" that sound less like symptoms. One of them is "sensitivities to sights and sounds".

If you are wanting to know the guidelines of anothers service then just ask. If they think that "medication compliance" is going to make their "treament plan" then don't bother with them.

There are things out there that have to do with natural approaches for therapeuatic things. But only big cities may offer that kind of thing. There are people out there somewhere who make presentations on that kind of stuff. Thats what I know.

I am going to learn more about this Freud. I bet his teaching are far too dogmatic.

t remember that a LOT of people misquote him, etc...

Steve