Asperger's Syndrome

Asperger’s syndrome is a form of Autism. People with Asperger’s syndrome are very often of high intelligence, but have difficulty understanding how to interact socially, which can lead to social isolation and eccentric behavior.

A person with Asperger’s syndrome may also display:

  • Difficulty making friends
  • Difficulty reading or communicating through non-verbal cues such as facial expressions and body language
  • Difficulty understanding social cues

Aspergers Program

The Dore Program is suitable for those with high functioning Asperger's syndrome. Dore can help people overcome the symptoms of Asperger’s syndrome by tackling the root cause of their difficulties – by improving the efficiency of the cerebellum. Through a Program of personalized activities, created specifically to exercise the brain’s important skill center, Dore liberates the ability to learn, opening up a whole new world of opportunities and transforming lives.

Asperger's Research

There have been many papers written about the research into Asperger's and autism and the cerebellum. Here is a list of recommended reading.

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