Endorsements

 

‘Louise Weston has written Connecting with Your Asperger Partner as a relationship manual to enable both partners to understand each other's expectations and perspective, and provide advice on how to connect successfully from conversation to intimacy. The style is clear and engaging, the strategies realistic and practical and the overall theme positive and optimistic. I know that couples will have many 'eureka' moments in terms of explanations of thoughts and experiences, and that many relationships will be repaired and enhanced by incorporating her advice.’

From the Foreword by Tony Attwood

 

 

'If you are in a relationship with a partner affected by Asperger syndrome (AS) and the love and devotion you both share together is strong and committed then you will find this book invaluable. Louise has used both her personal experiences and research to offer realistic and practicable advice on how the neurotypical (NT) partner can keep themselves energized, healthy, and psychologically strong, by finding alternative ways to feel emotionally supported. As Louise clearly explains if awareness and understanding of how AS will impact on the relationship can be achieved then both partners will benefit. A really useful, positive book that would benefit couples affected by AS, and also counsellors and professionals who come into contact with AS/NT couples.'

Maxine Aston, author of The Asperger Couple's Workbook
and Aspergers in Love

 

 

‘A number of clinicians and professionals are called upon to address the needs of couples where one partner has Asperger Syndrome. Louise Weston’s book reveals itself to be an important tool in the process of understanding and accepting the issues these couples experience. With a wealth of examples and practical suggestions, she addresses elements essential to couple harmony, satisfaction, and quality of life for partners and families alike. Her positive approach is inspiring and adapted to the reality of these couples. A must read!’

Isabelle Hénault, author of Asperger’s Syndrome and Sexuality:
From Adolescence through Adulthood.

 

 

Reviews

 

Article 1 - Comments from partners and parents (30/8/2011)

 

Article 2 - Review 2 (20/7/2011)

 

Article 3 - Review 1 (11/5/2011)