The following links have been useful to parents and friends of A

www.bhas.org.uk/freeguides/dla-child-mentalgrounds.pdf	Claiming Disability Living allowance on Mental Health grounds for children under 16 years old. Useful website that guides you through the DLA application form.
http://www.tonyattwood.com.au	World renowned expert on Asperger's. Tips, research etc.
www.nas.org.uk	National Autistic Society. Tel 0870 600 8585 New Helpline 0845 070 4004 Open 1.00am-16.00pm only.
www.mugsy.org www.mugsy.org/articles.htm	Article at the NAS Surrey branch: Learning Interrupted: "Maladaptive Behaviour in The Classroom", by Lisa McDonald. Interesting ideas on dealing with difficult behaviours and shows support for the Opoid Theory of Autistic behaviours. (See website for Autism Research Unit Sunderland). Article: "Autism, Asperger's Syndrome and Semantic Pragmatic Disorder: Where are the boundaries?" Very interesting article concerning the debate over boundaries between conditions.
www.asperger-marriage.info	Marriage where one partner has Asperger's Syndrome.
http://trainland.tripod.com	Diverse collection of high quality articles on ASD.
www.thegraycentre.org	Information on Carol Gray's method of teaching social skills.
www.jkp.com	Site for publishers of catalogues and books on Autism/Asperger.
www.fultonpublishers.co.uk	Publishers who deal with educational books including ASD's and SEN.
www.afasic.org.uk	Charity site with helpline and considerable information regarding children with speech and language disorders. This includes info on claiming DLA (Disability Living Allowance) as communication is considered a 'bodily function'. Helpline 08453 55 55 77
www.looksmart.com	Articles on Giftedness and overlap with Asperger Syndrome.
www.hyperlexia.org	American Hyperlexia Association. An American term filtering its way into the UK uncovering a striking connection with Asperger and High Functioning Autism. Suggesting there should be a specific group division for those individuals who have a high reading age. Several articles of real interest.
www.osiris.sunderland.ac.uk	The continuing work of the Autism Research Unit at Sunderland University. Through urine analysis individuals are offered advice as to whether dietary intervention may be of some use. It considers that much autistic behaviour stems from toxic peptides in the blood and may be alleviated through gluten and/or casen free diets. Work continues around the world and Mr Paul Shattock is also a well regarded figure with the NAS (National Autistic Society). Email autism.unit@sunderland.ac.uk or phone 0191 510 8922
www.dyscovery.co.uk	Site for a company based in Cardiff who supply resources, CD's and videos etc to support and explain SEN including Asperger, Dyspraxia.
www.connexions-southcentral.org	Leaving school: Support for children with transition when affected by learning difficulties and/or disabilities.
www.lukejackson.info	Site compiled by teenage boy with Asperger's and author of book, 'Freaks, Geeks and Asperger Syndrome', Jessica Kingsley Publishers.
www.ace-ed.org.uk	Advisory centre for Educational information Telephone 0808 800 5793.
www.pace.uk.org	Parents Autism Campaign For Education Telephone 020 7583 9032, Email info@pace-uk.org
www.ipsea.org.uk	Independent Advice on the Educational System and SEN. Telephone 0800 0184016 Inc, free second opinions.
www.nasen.org.uk	National Association for Special Educational Needs
www.network81.co.uk	Parents for Inclusion site.
www.cafamily.org.uk	Contact a family. Holds lists of those looking for/offering support with similar situations.
www.allenshea.com	Person centred planning.
www.feat.org/featnews	News items on latest research.
www.portsmouth-autism-support .co.uk	Portsmouth Autism Support Group.
www.differentworlds.org.uk	Basingstoke Autism/Asperger's Support Group