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Syndro. erg. The. Learning. Syndrom. Clinic. AspergerS. Asp. erge. ome. er. Syndro. erg. The. Learning. Syndrom. Clinic. AspergerS. Asp. Transition Program. A Model for Student . erge. Transition to Community-. ome. er. based Independence. maaps.

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  1. Syndro erg The Learning Syndrom Clinic AspergerS Asp erge ome er

  2. Syndro erg The Learning Syndrom Clinic AspergerS Asp Transition Program A Model for Student erge Transition to Community- ome er based Independence

  3. maaps Massachusetts Association of766 Approved Private Schools May 07, 2004 Presented by: Kathleen A. McGrady, Psy. D. Kenneth H. Holt, LCSW Pamela Ruff, Transition School Faculty The Learning Clinic The Learning Clinic

  4. Pervasive Development Disorder Category of Diagnosis that includes Autism, Rett’s Disorder, Childhood Disintegrative Disorder, Asperger Syndrome, and PDD NOS. Historically, other diagnostic labels in this category have included Childhood Schizophrenia and Autistic Psychopathy. The Learning Clinic

  5. Syndro erg Syndrom AspergerS Asp Who is the AspergerIndividual? erge ome er The Learning Clinic The Learning Clinic

  6. Asperger Syndrome Criteria The Learning Clinic

  7. Asperger Syndrome Criteria Pragmatic language skill deficits not part of DSM-IV or ICD-10 criteria but should be included for differential diagnosis. The Learning Clinic

  8. Other Developmental Issues • Deviation from normal development • Do not “Outgrow” Developmental Deficits • Stress Impairs Performance • Co-Morbid Diagnosis Impairs Overall Functioning The Learning Clinic

  9. Medications Cognitive Functioning The Learning Clinic

  10. Age / Time Psychological Symptoms The Learning Clinic

  11. Grade Clinical Symptoms and Learning Disabilities The Learning Clinic

  12. C O G N I T I O N Memory Higher Order Process Analysis, Synthesis, and Evaluation Organization Flexibility Asperger SyndromePervasive Developmental Delay The Learning Clinic

  13. Asperger SyndromePervasive Developmental Delas • C O G N I T I O N • Wide Band of Knowledge • Problem Solving • Verbal-Performance IQ • Attention Shift • Rule and Governing Behavior The Learning Clinic

  14. Asperger SyndromePervasive Developmental Delay L A N G U A G E • Pragmatics • Syntax • Meaning: Connotative Denotative The Learning Clinic

  15. Asperger SyndromePervasive Developmental Delay • L A N G U A G E • Processing Speed • Expression • Duration The Learning Clinic

  16. Asperger SyndromePervasive Developmental Delay S P E E C H • Prosody • Pedantic • Elocution • Volume The Learning Clinic

  17. Asperger SyndromePervasive Developmental Delay M O T O R • Fine Control • Gross Control • Coordination • Regulation The Learning Clinic

  18. Asperger SyndromePervasive Developmental Delay S E N S O R Y P R E C E P T I O N • Visual Integration • Kinesthetic • Tactile Accuity • Gestalt • Integration of other Senses The Learning Clinic

  19. Asperger SyndromePervasive Developmental Delay S O C I A L • Cue Identification • Responsive to others • Isolate • Rude • Aggressive The Learning Clinic

  20. Asperger SyndromePervasive Developmental Delay • S O C I A L • Boundary Acceptance • Maintain Social Roles (e.g., student, son, daughter, friend) • Self-Regulate The Learning Clinic

  21. Competing Clinical Behaviors • Perseveration • Obsessive Thought • Rigid Cognitive Style • Inability to Shift from “Personal View” to Data - Based Decision The Learning Clinic

  22. Competing Clinical Behaviors / Continued • Confabulation • Affirming False Information • “Stealing” • Sexually Inappropriate Actions and Statements The Learning Clinic

  23. Competing Clinical Behaviors / Continued • Violation of Boundaries • Cognitive Disorientation and Distortion The Learning Clinic

  24. Syndro erg Syndrom AspergerS Asp What are the Prioritiesof the Asperger Syndrome Student? erge ome er The Learning Clinic The Learning Clinic

  25. Priorities of the Asperger Student 1.Independence • How to find and use resources and self-advocate • Work Experience • Paid employment and volunteer work The Learning Clinic

  26. Priorities of the Asperger Student • 3A. Shared Living versus Living Alone • Advantages and disadvantages of each • 3B. Resources • How to find resources, e.g., doctors, therapists, etc. The Learning Clinic

  27. Priorities of the Asperger Student • 4A. Social Activities • How to find resources for fun activities? • How to make friends and find others with common interests? • How to deal with the tendency to isolate? The Learning Clinic

  28. Priorities of the Asperger Student • 4B. Medication • How do you know when you need medication • Who do you go to for help The Learning Clinic

  29. Priorities of the Asperger Student • College Experience • What it takes to be successful in college • Problem-Solving • How to partner with others to solve problems The Learning Clinic

  30. Priorities of the Asperger Student • 6. Problem-Solving / Continued • Expressing issues openly • Independent problem-solving versus teaming The Learning Clinic

  31. Which Asperger Symptoms Compete with Independence? Age Degree of Anosognosia Over time, symptoms become egosyntonic The Learning Clinic

  32. Syndro erg Syndrom AspergerS Asp How Do Students Assess and Comment on Their Experience? erge ome er The Learning Clinic The Learning Clinic

  33. How Can We Assess Readiness for Independence? • The Learning Clinic Pragmatic Skills Survey • The Learning Clinic Transition & Independent Living Skills Assessment The Learning Clinic

  34. What Does a Transition Program Include? Independent Living • Housing • Housing Acquisition & Leases • Home Management The Learning Clinic

  35. What Does a Transition Program Include? • Independent Living • 2. Nutrition • Meal Planning & Preparation • Dining • Clean-up & Food Storage The Learning Clinic

  36. What Does a Transition Program Include? • Independent Living • 3. Money Management • Budgeting & Taxes • Banking & Credit • Consuming The Learning Clinic

  37. What Does a Transition Program Include? • Independent Living • 4. Transportation • Type of Transportation & Costs • Independent Travel • Obtaining Driver’s License • Vehicle Maintenance The Learning Clinic

  38. What Does a Transition Program Include? • Independent Living • 5. Leisure • Exercise Routine • Community Activities • Personal Hobbies • Community Groups The Learning Clinic

  39. What Does a Transition Program Include? • Independent Living • 6. Legal Awareness • Responsibilities of Adulthood • Contracts • Constitutional Rights The Learning Clinic

  40. What Does a Transition Program Include? • Independent Living • 6. Legal Awareness / Continued • Misdemeanor versus Felony • Resources for Legal Obligations • Sexual Harassment The Learning Clinic

  41. What Does a Transition Program Include? • Independent Living • 7. Health • First Aid • Self-Administer Prescription Medications • Personal Hygiene • Stress-Control Strategies The Learning Clinic

  42. What Does a Transition Program Include? • Independent Living • 8. Time Management • Realistic Goals • Time of Day Most / Least Productive • Priorities - Establish and Organize • Appointment Book or Calendar The Learning Clinic

  43. What Does a Transition Program Include? • Independent Living • 8. Time Management / Continued • Step - Wise “Bite Size” Goals • Self - Reward • Identify Basic Needs • Schedule Time to Meet Basic Needs The Learning Clinic

  44. What Does a Transition Program Include? • Independent Living • 9. Personal Safety at Home • Smoke Alarm - Check Operation Monthly • Fire Drill Procedures & Fire Extinguisher • Post Emergency Numbers The Learning Clinic

  45. What Does a Transition Program Include? • Independent Living • 9. Personal Safety at Home / Continued • Basic First Aid • First Aid Supplies • Hazardous Materials • Lock Doors in the Home The Learning Clinic

  46. What Does a Transition Program Include? • Independent Living • 10. Personal Safety in the Community • Walking in the Community at Night • Public Transportation • Dating The Learning Clinic

  47. What Does a Transition Program Include? • Independent Living • 11. Personal Safety during Dating Relationships • Sexual Abstinence • Social Gender Boundaries • STD’s • Methods of Contraception • “Safe” Sex Practice The Learning Clinic

  48. What Does a Transition Program Include? • Independent Living • 12. Personal Presentation • Appropriate Clothing for Different Settings • Clothing: Needs versus Wants • Budgeting and Shopping for Clothes The Learning Clinic

  49. What Does a Transition Program Include? • Independent Living • 12. Personal Presentation / Continued • Cleaning Different Types of Clothing • Female: Appropriate Use of Make-up / Hair Care The Learning Clinic

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