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Post by carlosllopez on Oct 21, 2009 7:42:26 GMT -6
I have recently begun treatment for an adolescent with Asperger's that had been treated in a residential facility for his sexual behavior.
I have worked with autistic kids before but not with sexual behavioral problems.
Does anyone have thoughts, input, articles that would help in working with this young man?
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Post by PMH on Oct 21, 2009 16:21:53 GMT -6
I've not worked directly with an Asperger's person in treatment. I found this reference that might be a helpful jumping off place: From the abstract: It looks like the journal itself might be worth looking into. www.springerlink.com/content/x2m4t5816555q17m/PMH
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Post by PMH on Oct 21, 2009 16:34:48 GMT -6
I found some more references:
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PMH
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Post by terrib on Oct 22, 2009 15:07:21 GMT -6
I have recently begun treatment for an adolescent with Asperger's that had been treated in a residential facility for his sexual behavior. I have worked with autistic kids before but not with sexual behavioral problems. Does anyone have thoughts, input, articles that would help in working with this young man? I have been working with kids with sexual behavior problems for 15 years now and have worked with many of these kids...there are several things i focus on when working with them..first of all, their mom's seem to be very very protective and without trying, they proctect them too much...work hard with the parent and child to find out how he has been assimilating this protectiveness, if it's inhibited his abilityt to feel good about himself...i really have them focus on their quirks and how to use those quirks to create a part of their personality that they adore rather than loathe....we know that these kids commit offenses because they dont feel good about themselves, not because they are attracted to children....they tend to be not comfy with peers so it restricts their naturally occurring sexual development and ability to discover sexual things with peers....just a start...i love working with these kids...they are fun, smart and usually painfully honest....lol...
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Post by brian on Nov 13, 2009 21:22:26 GMT -6
I go along with the mention of AS people not understanding nonverbal communication. That would mean emphasizing the need for verbal communication in order to establish true consent for sexual behavior- plus intensive coaching- maybe couples counseling, if the client is in a relationship- in the nonverbal language of affection and lovemaking. The client also needs insight about their own need for affection and attachment, and help in decision making about wise choices of sexual partners. I hope I am not asking too much of the person with AS. Aside from that, I'd recommend a film, Mozart and the Whale, which tells the true love story of a couple with AS- it is funny, poignant and compassionate. It might also be good grist for the therapy mill.
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