of New England
(617) 393-3824 | Email Us
85 Main Street, Suite 101, Watertown, MA 02472
foster awareness, respect, acceptance, and support for individuals
with AS and related conditions and their families.
Asperger Syndrome and the DSM V
A Parent's Guide to Neuropsychological Evaluations
Nominations Open for
Dandurand Awards
Understanding AS: Interventions and Strategies for Parents
February 8, 2010
Making School Work for Your Child with AS
February 9, 2010
Parent to Parent Topic Discussion:
Raising Independent Children
February 24, 2010
HS Social Event and Parenting Workshop:
Bullying
February 28, 2010
Making Daily Life Work at Home
March 1, 2010
Tuesday Topic Night: Thinking About Life after High School
March 2, 2010
Financial Planning For the Future of Your Child with Spec. Needs
March 3, 2010
Cognitive Behavior Therapy for Children & Adolescents with AS
March 5 & 6, 2010
Anxiety and Asperger Syndrome
March 26/27, 2010
Exhibitor Opportunities
with Elsa Abele
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Welcome to AANE
Great Minds Think Alike -
Great Hearts Support AANE!
Annual Appeal 2010
AANE is committed to providing a supportive, understanding community for individuals, families and professionals throughout New England. We serve:
- Adults with Asperger Syndrome (AS)
- Teens with AS and their families
- Families of Children 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
- 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.
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!