"Ask Dr. Tony" Returns!
9/21/17 - September 2017 Episode posted here (click on link).
10/6/17 - "Found in Translation" documentary about Dr. Tony Attwood posted here (click on link).
First-hand Advice from the World's Leading Authority
on Asperger's Syndrome, Dr. Tony Attwood.
Dr. Tony Attwood would like to personally address your questions about successfully living with the challenges and gifts of Asperger's. This site is dedicated to fielding questions and addressing issues via a free, semi-monthly video posted here at Autism Hangout.
on Asperger's Syndrome, Dr. Tony Attwood.
Dr. Tony Attwood would like to personally address your questions about successfully living with the challenges and gifts of Asperger's. This site is dedicated to fielding questions and addressing issues via a free, semi-monthly video posted here at Autism Hangout.
In 2008, Dr. Tony Attwood and Autism Hangout host Craig Evans started the "Ask Dr. Tony" program... a 10-30 minute video interview where Dr. Attwood addressed up to 12 select questions submitted by the 2,500 members of Autism Hangout. Forty-seven of those original shows can be found here.
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Due to the program's popularity (some shows have received over 50,000 views), and the ongoing need to quickly share insights, learnings and helpful techniques with the autism community, Dr. Tony and Craig are teaming up again to address your questions about living a successful life on the spectrum.
The new "Ask Dr. Tony" show will feature a more refined focus based on the book Been There. Done That. Try This!
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In 2012, Dr. Attwood, Craig Evans and Aspie Mentor Anita Lesko collaborated with over 30 noted “Aspie Mentors” including Temple Grandin, Dr. Stephen Shore, Jennifer Cook O'Toole and Liane Holliday-Willey to prepare a book of “Aspie Mentor Wisdom”.
The "Aspie Mentors" – those whose life experience authorizes them to say they’d “Been there, Done that,” and can recommend “Try this” to successfully navigate a specific challenge - address each of the 17 most stressing, pressing issues faced by those living with Asperger’s (see list below). 
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Click here to ask Dr. Attwood a Question.
