Home Page About Maxine What is Asperger's? ASD Assessments for Adults Counselling with Maxine National Conference on Psycho-education in Asperger Syndrome. Bergan Norway 5-6th June 2013 Conference, BACP Universities and Colleges Conference, June 24 - 26 2013 Maxine's Workshops   * Raising Awareness for Professionals - CPD workshops 2013 Maxine's Books   * What Men With Asperger Syndrome Want to Know   * The Asperger Couple's Workbook   * Aspergers in Love   * The Other Half of Asperger Syndrome (BUY for £6)   * The Other Half & Couples goes Dutch Published Articles   * Could your Husband be Autistic? Daily Mail: March 2013   * Asperger Syndrome in the Bedroom   * Understanding Asperger syndrome BACP   * Sunday Telegraph Love And Asperger's   * BACP Info Sheet G9   * Growing Up In an Asperger Family   * Asperger Syndrome in the Counselling Room Research   * AfDD Paper The Park Centre Travelling to Coventry Email The Park Centre Links

MSc. Health Psychology C.C.CERT.Relate. C&G 7407 Further Education Diploma in Casework Supervision Specialising in relationships affected by Asperger Syndrome. Individual, couple and family counselling. Conference speeches, lectures & workshops. Author of “What Men With Asperger Syndrome Want to Know”,   “The Asperger Couple's Workbook”,   “Aspergers in Love”  &   “The Other Half of Asperger Syndrome” Published Articles Growing up in an Asperger Family by Maxine Aston Article first published in Counselling Children and Young People Summer 2005 Counselling Children and Young People (CCYP) is the quarterly professional journal for counsellors and psychotherapists working with children and young people. Sarah was seventeen when she first came to see me; she had been in therapy before and had a history of eating disorders, self-harm and anxiety. Sarah was not the first member of her family who had found their way into my counselling room as I had been seeing Sarah's parents for almost six months. View as HTML or download as a PDF. Asperger Syndrome in the Counselling Room by Maxine Aston Article first published in the CPJ (Counselling and Psychotherapy Journal) June 2003 How would you know if one partner of a couple sitting in front of you suffered from Asperger syndrome? Maxine Aston discusses this complex and often misunderstood disorder and explains why a counsellor's response to a couple disclosing Asperger's for the first time may be crucial. View as HTML or download as a PDF.