Coming Up:

Game Club
6:30 - 10:00 p.m.
Second Friday of each month
West Linn Lutheran Church
20390 Willamette Drive
West Linn, Oregon
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Teen Club @ Game Club
6:30 - 10:00 p.m.
Second Friday of each month
West Linn Lutheran Church
20390 Willamette Drive
West Linn, Oregon
directions »

Contact:

Portland Aspergers Network

Recommended Resources:

AUTISM SOCIETY OF OREGON

a statewide organization for autism support and advocacy
includes a program for young adults and for parents with adults children

PORTLAND ADULT RESOURCES

provides links to resources for adults with aspergers

DISABILITY COMPASS

online community and searchable database for people with disabilities

ASAN - PDX

advocacy group for adults 18+ with autism

DISABILITY RIGHTS OREGON

an advocacy and legal resource for people with disabilities

AUTISM OREGON

provides links to resources for people with autism

EASTER SEALS: AUTISM

links and resources for people with autism and parents of autistic children


WHAT IS ASPERGER'S SYNDROME?

Asperger's Syndrome is autistic spectrum disorder characterized by difficulties with social interaction, motor delays, adherence to routines, average to above-average intelligence, and preoccupation with a particular subject of interest. learn more »

ASPERGERS NETWORK PROGRAMS:


Online Community

This is a moderated Internet chat group comprised of parents from around Oregon and SW Washington.
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Game Club

A monthly event where Aspergers kids, ages 5 to 18, can be themselves while engaging in activities they love. They eat great snacks, play video games and board games and trade Pokemon cards all night long. Meets monthly.
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Teen Club

Twice monthly activities for teens 13 and older are held at various locations: LaserTag, rock wall climbing, movies, LAN Parties, and a chance to meet others in an accepting environment.
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Parent Support Group Meetings

Meetings feature guest speakers that provide professional services to the Aspergers community. Meetings are also a chance for informal interactions between parents, who share information and experiences. Meetings are 4 times a year (Jan, Apr, July, Oct).
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Resource Directory

We host this helpful guide created and maintained independently by one of our members. It includes support groups, social skills groups, workshops, events, doctors, summer camps, books, web sites and more.
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Me Time

Monthly support group meetings for caregivers to young adults and adults with Asperger's Syndrome.
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