The adult Asperger self help revolution is on! We meet to share experiences, support each other, find resources, interact in a safe environment, network with fellow Aspies, and take responsibility for our growth. One aim of this group is to connect people who are in the early stages of their AS realization journeys with those who have known they had AS for much of their lives. We have a lot to learn from each other about how to thrive in wider society as well as how to live in less conventional …

This is a group for young adults, 18-28, with Asperger's Syndrome or HFA who enjoy art, animation, music, entertainment, popular culture and lot's of other stuff. We meet at a spacious, Aspie friendly, house in Willow Glen. A great place to connect with other young adult Aspie's make friends, and enjoy common interests. Our Saturday classes are of a particular subject but our Friday group is a social group. We are leaving it open because the main purpose is to create a safe enviourment to come s …

I decided to start this group so my daughter and other kids and teens on the spectrum and/or other special needs would have a friendly environment to create friendships through activities and games. This group is open to kids and teens on the spectrum, including Autism, High Functioning Autism, Aspergers, PDDNOS, NVLD and ADHD or kids with other special needs ages 5 to 19 plus family and friends and advocates with kids. A diagnoses is not necessary. Siblings and friends are welcome to participat …

Are you a parent of a high functioning autistic/aspergers adult looking for a support group to discuss ideas? How can we offer support to adults over college age? Let's talk and share ideas about networking, social skills, and job skills that we can pass on. We'll meet once a month in a member's home or coffee shop and communicate in between meetings as well.

Let's get together in Sacramento for family barbecues, games, support, resources, speakers, new friendships, parents night out and a general social outlet for parents and kids/teens with Aspergers and high functioning Autism. This is a safe place with no judgements and a chance to relate to others. Lets talk about our struggles, frustrations, and solutions. Suggestions are always welcome.

We are yet again changing the focus of this meetup, back to it's original origins of social events and support groups for individuals on the autistic spectrum. Because we cannot host groups here for individuals under 18 (which is a large part of what we do), we can only post our ADULT SUPPORT GROUP here. BUT -- if you or a loved one is on the Spectrum and wants to participate in our other groups, please contact us through this site, and we'll get you set up on our other site. We also have a wide …

This group is for Adults with Asperger's Syndrome, formally diagnosed or not, looking for a place to seek comfort, companionship, and insight. This meetup is hosted by EvoLibri Consulting, which provides direct and referred services, 1:1 and group, to this population. EvoLibri was founded, and is still run, by Jan Johnston-Tyler, mother to an adult Aspie, and now counselor in Silicon Valley. You can find out more about us at www.evolibri.com.

Once a month meeting at a local park or other suggested or offered venue for the boys ages 9-11 and siblings to play and bond with like minded peers. A parent run gathering with best intentions and good will. We can't be alone here their must be more little boys like mine who want a friend.

Are you the parent of a young adult with high functioning Asperger's who is trying to maneuver his or her way through college. Do you find yourself having to do some of the maneuvering for them and feel clueless at times. Also, maybe they do not want to go to college, or want to take a break, or not know what they want to do. Lets us unite and try to figure this thing out in order to help our kids figure it out as well.

WHAT IS CLUB iROC? - - Club iROC is a relaxing and comfortable place for young adults to socialize, and to discuss any ideas to further improve their daily social and emotional lives that may be impacted by executive functioning challenges.  (Parents and caretakers are also encouraged to connect with each other for support.) WHERE: We meet for activities monthly on 4TH FRIDAYS somewhere in Downtown Davis! WHEN: 4th Fridays (Organizer TJ present = 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM) However, iROCkers are encourag …

Our Mission:  To develop a dynamic social networking and support group for young adults with Asperger’s Syndrome located in San Francisco East Bay communities.  Member input is of utmost importance.

If you can't find a group.. start a group. :) I have 2 wonderful special needs kids.. a 10 year old boy with Aspergers and an 8 year old girl with ADHD. I'm looking for other parents to connect with and share the experience. Seems like we could help eachother avoid the IEP pitfalls, find better resources and possibly create lasting friendships for our children as well as ourselves. As great as our families and friends are, they aren't in our shoes... Heck, sometimes it's a problem trying to …

I have 2 great kids, an almost 12 year old boy and a 9 year old girl.  My son, Tyler, is diagnosed with Asperger's with High Anxiety and is in the 6th grade in the Fremont Unified School District with an IEP. I am looking to meet and share with other parents and for my son to meet other kids with special needs. All meetups are for parents and kids unless specified parents only.  We are looking forward to meet new friends!

This will be a play/support group for parents who have small children (up to 10 years old or so) with Autism, PDD-NOS, Asperger's Syndrome, Sensory Processing Disorder, etc. I am mother to 2 wonderful children, a 4 year old boy and a 2 year old girl. Last year my son was privately diagnosed as PDD-NOS. Since then, it has been a confusing and often lonely journey as my family has been trying to get our hands around this. I am looking for other parents who are going through a similar journey to un …

This group was created to bring valuable feelings of assistance from people in similar situations that have children ages 8-15 who are diagnosed with ADD, aspergers or bi-polar. This successful group of activity-centered support lies in a relaxed and casual atmosphere, frank discussions, friendships and a focus on group events. The core values are honesty, patients and love. Proactive encouragement and objective empathy Freedom from the isolation of day-to-day living Activity-Based Support for …

This is a group for anyone interested in services for children and adults with learning disabilities, Attention Deficit-Hyperactivity Disorder , Anxiety, Depression, Asperger's Disorder, and other developmental disorders. Educational services are available to individuals and families, as well as schools and other agencies for students who are experiencing social or emotional problems. MCEC offers workshops in both Palo Alto and Half Moon Bay. Our sessions address such topics as ADHD, understandi …

Hello and welcome to the ASAN: part social group and support network, part grassroots uprising! My name is Andy Voss, and I am a proud Autistic working with seasoned disability advocate Zach Miller to start a new chapter of the Autistic Self-Advocacy Network (ASAN).  Take a look at the links above or below to help you make the most of this Meetup site! Support people: because this is Autistic space, please read the rules for parents, caregivers, and support people. Our activities Monday Meetings …

"Only those who will risk going too far can possibly find out how far one can go."-T.S. Eliot Could Autism Spectrum people maintain the most positive aspects of our characters(Intellect, Honesty, Morality, Creativity, etc.) yet simultaneously alleviate the challenges that can turn our lives into an unbearable existence(Keeping track of time, Communicating with or even merely facing other human beings, Organizing our personal papers, etc.)? The above question is one of the foundations for the k …

This is a group of families of children with autism and professionals that serve these families. We come together to support one another and build a community for kids on the spectrum to succeed. Grandparents, siblings, aunts and uncles, neighbors, and friends of people with autism are also welcome! We will have the following meetups: - Family Support Group (only for families, we share our challenges, exchange ideas on what worked, help and support one another through difficult phases) - Informa …

Monthly Meetups to get the kid together to play, for the parents to talk and network and to offer support and share resources with each other. My son is 9 years old, and so it might help for others to know that if you have a child in the age range of 8-12, this might be a good fit for your child.

This purpose of this group is to bring together individuals in the Central Valley and the Bay Area in California to learn more about Autism treatment utilizing the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis. This group is for professionals, families, and anyone interested in ABA therapy/treatment. Access to ABA services will also be discussed. It is mandated by the state of California for insurance companies to cover ABA for individuals with Autism. Learn more about how you can get access to this b …

This is a group for those who feel interpersonally or emotionally in the range 10-20ish (despite being 18 or over in body), and find it difficult to connect socially in the "default" 20s (or older) culture of bars and pre-established groups of friends. If you see kids playing in the park and wish you could be like them, or dream of going back to a middle or high school dance because you wonder why the guys or girls around you don't act like they did back then, this is the group for you. You may …

This is CAA's 2nd Annual Golf Marathon at the San Jose Country Club. Each 3-some will have a 4th player, an adult with a differing ability, play on their team. It is a most joyful and incredible afternoon celebrating ability, community camaraderie, and the love of golf. Please plan to join - tee-off time is at 1pm; Banquet dinner begins at 6:30pm. If you'd like to help raise pledges of support, the cost is $125/player - at cost to play at SJCC. Raise $1K worth of pledges & play for FREE!! No int …

Hi there! I am a married mom of two boys. My eldest is 13 and has Autism. My youngest is 5 and 'typical'. As you can see there is a big age difference due to the fear of having another child with Autism. My husband and I faced the same fears as all newly diagnosed parents of Autism. I want to start this group to share resources, stories, successes and also so Mamas like us can have a girls night too! *if Dads are interested in getting together, my Hubby is willing to set up a group as well!*