of New England
(617) 393-3824 | Email Us
51 Water Street, Suite 206, Watertown, MA 02472
foster awareness, respect, acceptance, and support for individuals
with AS and related conditions and their families.
New Liane Holliday Willey Video: Women with AS: Staying Healthy and Safe Free for Members
New Survey for Parents: Alternative School Placements
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Current Research: Implications for the Asperger Community
March 16, 2012
Writing Measurable IEP Goals
January 31, 2012
Welcome to the Teen Years: Is it Asperger's or Is It Adolescence?
February 3, 2012
Special Education Law: Students with Autism Spectrum Disorders
February 8, 2012
“So, Are We Supposed to Hug Now?”
February 11, 2012
Parent to Parent Topic Discussion: Siblings
February 13, 2012
Understanding the Asperger Syndrome IEP Process
February 28, 2012
Perspectives on College Life for Teens and Parents of Teens
March 4, 2012
"What Can I Say?" "What Did You Say?"
March 5 & 6, 2012
March 12, 2012
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Welcome to AANE
AANE is committed to providing a supportive, understanding community for individuals, families and professionals throughout New England. We serve:
- Adults with Asperger Syndrome (AS)
- Families of Children and Teens with AS
- Educators and other Professionals who work with people with AS
Although AS is AANE's primary focus, we also offer support and services to individuals with similar neurological conditions, such as High Functioning Autism (HFA), PDD-NOS, and Non-Verbal Learning Disability (NVLD/NLD).
Our comprehensive services include:
- Phone Consultations, including information, individual assistance, and resource referral
- Professional Consultation and Training
- Individual Meetings
- Written Information
- Support, Social and Activity Groups
- Conferences and Seminars
- On-Site Training
- Speaker Bureau
- Online Support Groups
- LifeMAP Adult Coaching Program
- Employment Assistance
- Legislative Advocacy
- Family Grants
If you are new to Asperger Syndrome, please click on About Asperger Syndrome to read about this increasingly-diagnosed neurological condition. Newcomers can also click on About AANE to learn more about our community.
For more information and to find out exactly how AANE can help you, call (617) 393-3824 or our toll free number (866) 597-AANE. Our office is open from 9am to 5pm, Monday through Friday.
To maintain its high quality programs, AANE relies on the active involvement of its community members to keep our services current and relevant. Your input matters, and your contributions really do Make a Difference. Thank you for thinking of AANE!
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