This is a group for children with Aspergers Syndrome, High Functioning Autism, PDD-NOS, and similar diagnoses, up to age 12, and their parents or caregivers. Let's get together and help the children make friends! We will have low-key meetups at parks and other fun places.

The Square Pegs Social Club is a place for those of us who don't conform to get to know one another and make new friends without having to explain our eccentricities. So many of us have struggled alone for so long, our social skills may be lacking or misunderstood by many NT people, so this club has been created to give us a place to call our own where we are the norm. Most Asperger's groups are geared to families of diagnosed children, therapy and techniques to enable us to blend in, these thin …

Invisible Disabilities is an umbrella term for hidden disabilities - disabilities that are not immediately visible.  Invisible Disabilities are innate and neurological in nature, such as Learning Disabilities, Borderline Personality Disorder (Emotional Dysregulation), Aspergers,Autism, Depression, Bipolar Disorder, Schizophrenia, ADD, ADHD, Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, Anxiety Disorder, Brain Injury, Epilepsy, really anything where a person feels differences in the brain. People with Invisible  Disab …

Hi to everyone! My name is Tanya. I'm trying to organize the support group for parents and their brightest children, K-12, who are somewhere on autism spectrum, because I know what you are going through and how you feel. My story: I have two boys, one of them is an Asperger. His name is George, he is 11 yo. We've been going circles for 4 years before my son was finally diagnosed last December. Since then.... we are on our own. Unfortunately, Snohomish County lacks of professional specialized hel …

...a safe place for young men to explore ideas, make friends, and gain confidence

Making friends can be hard especially for high functioning autism individuals. We'll get to know each other and practice friend making skills with fun events and get togethers. Mostly for teens but many events are for the whole family. I am not a professional just a mom looking for friends for my teenage son.

Aspie Women's Club ...a place to meet, explore ideas, make friends, and gain confidence. Aspie Women’s Club functions on the premise that women and girls with Asperger Syndrome WANT to be valued and accepted by ourselves and others, to embrace our AS traits, to explore, engage, and experience the world and its people, to increase skills, and to have friendships.