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ASPEN® provides families and individuals whose lives are affected by Autism Spectrum Disorders (Asperger Syndrome, Pervasive Developmental Disorder-NOS, High Functioning Autism), and Nonverbal Learning Disabilities with:
Education about the issues surrounding the disorders.
Support in knowing that they are not alone, and in helping individuals with ASD's and NLD achieve their maximum potential.
Advocacy in areas of appropriate educational programs, medical research funding, adult issues and increased public awareness and understanding.

ASPEN® is a national volunteer 501(c)3 non-profit organization with headquarters in New Jersey. Our fifteen Chapters meet monthly, alternating parent support meetings with speaker presentations. ASPEN® offers professionals the opportunity to join us at meetings where speakers are scheduled and provides Professional Development Hours to those who attend. ASPEN® is registered with the NJ Department of Education (registration #1619) as a Professional Development Provider.

Membership includes a newsletter and resource directory, access to our lending library. Additionally, ASPEN® maintains this comprehensive website and sponsors conferences featuring some of the most prominent names in the research community.

Along with our Chapter Coordinators, ASPEN®'s Board is comprised of a Professional Advisory Board made up of some of the most highly respected experts in their fields and an Honorary Board of talented, well-known individuals.




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  Volunteer non-profit organization headquartered in New Jersey concerning Education, Support, and Advocacy for persons with high-functioning Autism. Sixteen local chapters for families and adults.

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