Support Site For Parents Of Children With Aspergers Syndrome Helps Parents From America To Australia

June 21, 2010 - PRLog -- Parenting Aspergers Community aims to be the one place on the web where parents of children with aspergers syndrome can go to commiserate with fellow parents while learning new techniques with which to help their child succeed in today’s world. Originally launched in March, 2009, the site has reached over 600 members as of June 1, 2010.

“When I first started the site, I was hoping it would grow to become a resource that parents of children with aspergers could count on to bring them hope along with practical solutions to their Aspergers challenges,” says site founder Dave Angel. “Growing to more than 600 members in just a year was beyond my wildest expectations, and I think it serves to highlight the need that exist for these parents to have somewhere to go to share, commiserate and even vent their frustrations once in a while.”

The site is built around a forum where parents interact regarding every area of life for a child with aspergers. Categories include: diagnosis, treatment/therapies, schooling, conflicts with authority, public behavior, sexuality, siblings issues and more. Site founder Dave Angel is always available in the forums to lend his expertise no matter the topic.

In addition to the forum, the site also boasts a large number of articles regarding Aspergers. Any news item that has appeared over the last 18 months has been indexed and archived for easy retrieval. This is in addition to a raft of articles from experts preeminent in the field of aspergers.

The site also lists a large number of other resources including local support groups, frequently asked questions and more. Membership currently costs $13.95 per month.

To learn more, view free sample articles and sign up for a membership, visit: http://www.parentingaspergerscommunity.com  

About Parenting Aspergers Community

Dave Angel founded Parenting Aspergers Community to give parents of children with aspergers a place to go to get help, find hope and interact with other parents.

Contact:
Dave Angel
Parenting Aspergers, Information Online LLC
PO Box 789
Portsmouth
PO19DY
UK
dave.angel09@googlemail.com