Autistic advocates / self-advocates question

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Hello,

From my own experience, I've been able to self-advocate on many of the small concerns that appear from "time to time."

Yet, my concern, (as is similar to neurotypicals (NTs)) are the larger (usually rare) concerns that necessitates the involvement of a trusted professional advisor. Hence, the limits of self-advocating.

Does ASAN provide/recommend professional advisors in those situations when self-advocacy is not possible?

I'm in proximity to the SF Bay Area. Any specific examples professional advisors experienced in serving clientele with Aspergers?

Thank-you

Once the LFA are cured of autism, they will still be mentally ret*d.
So they have to be cured of mental retardation too.
Some of them also have major problems like epilepsy or various genetic disorders that caused all their brain problems, so that will have to cured.
If there is a specific genetic disorder, it would be best to target that for a cure.