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AspergiaA pro-AS site run by AS for AS - including awareness raising campaign and factual information (as well as a fantasy element).
FAAASA site specifically for the families of adults with Asperger's Syndrome. The site holds a mass of information and relevant links. Possibly the first stop for those interested in Asperger's in adults.
Guidelines for Assessment and DiagnosisAacademic summary of Asperger's Syndrome. Basic information, including approaches to learning. PDF format
Hubert's SiteAvery lengthy website written by Hubert Cross who has Asperger's Syndrome. Full of personal experiences and advice, and characterised by a deep conviction that the condition can be positively addressed.
The Asperger's ConnectionAn interactive site for sharing information, discussion, ask the expert etc.
Adult Dyslexia Organisation
Adult Dyslexia (UFI/DAO)An in-depth guide designed for tutors and support workers.
Avko Dyslexia (and Spelling) Research FoundationSee also on this site an interesting simplification of Dyslexia Definitions.
Bristol Dyslexia CentreA very informal but informative site. Includes simple, self checklist.
British Dyslexia Association
Dyslexia Adults Link (DAL)US and world (includes forum)
Dyslexia-Health-Education (DHE)Very distinctive, voluntary UK site and host for local dyslexia sites (includes forum) Organised by Gary Lambert.
Dyslexia in Ireland
Dyslexia News
Daily up-dates
Dyslexia Scotland (Dyslexia in Scotland)
Dyslexia Scotwest
Dyslexia Scotwest is the main dyslexia organisation in the West of Scotland.
Parents Support Network SmartgroupsThe discussion forum concentrates on children's conditions, but has a wealth of useful links - often local Scottish resources.
The Dyslexia Institute
Dyspraxia FoundationInformation on adult dyspraxia.
Neuro-Diversity
Developmental Adult Neuro-diversityDANDA : A new site for people with Dyspraxia, ADHD, Asperger's Syndrome and related conditions such as Dyslexia and Dyscalculia. Has forums and a newsletter
Hi2uA website for people with hidden impairments. The site is a gateway for a number of useful links.
Dyslexia a2zA clear introduction to a range of eye difficulties that relate to reading and writing.
Irlen syndromeA link to Irlen.com for an introduction to the condition.
Optometrists' NetworkOffers a summary of visual problems that can affect reading.
Perceptual Dyslexia (Irlen Syndrome)A PowerPoint presentation prepared for the US Military - has speaker notes as well as slides.
Scotopic Sensitivity Syndrome (Irlen Syndrome)Contains information as well as simulations of different visual distortions.
The Role of the Optometrist in DyslexiaA set of 3 Continuous Professional Development papers aimed at Optometrists - but useful on both visual perception and dyslexia.
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