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Asperger Syndrome

The symptoms of Asperger’s can vary from mild to severe and as the video explains, there are some significant differences between this and autism.

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Learning Objectives

  • Understanding Asperger's Syndrome
  • Recognising mild to severe symptoms

Teacher Video: Asperger's syndrome

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Asperger Syndrome Key Takeaways
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Created by:
Neil Garrity,  
Wellbeing specialist
Neil has been working in mental health for 30 years. He is a Registered Learning Disability Nurse and Registered Mental Health Nurse, as well as being a Counsellor and Psychotherapist with a Masters Degree. He initially worked in forensic psychiatry,…
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