is a question I readers regularly make cards for parents of children with Asperger syndrome. The first point to make is that, in my opinion, the symptoms can not be cured completely. Nor I think that focus on healing is beneficial for either parents or for children. Supposed to cure someone, somehow, are ill, in principle. AS children are not sick, just different, in the same way that we are all different and have our quirks. And is not that what makes the world an interesting place? But this is the subject of another discussion in itself and not the subject of this article.
As for the possible 'cures', there are many options to look like treatment for Asperger's. Most children have benefited from recent interviciones specialized focus on behavior management and coaching social skills. Many children with Asperger's can learn the unwritten rules of socialization and communication as they are taught in an explicit and repetition. Similar to how students learn foreign languages. Because of this the greatest challenge of children with Asperger's is that these types, and social skills (as they say in certain situation), does not come naturally to them. But these children tend to have excellent cognitive skills so they can learn these social skills well enough with the right teacher (may be in school but more often at home with family and friends).
Syndrome Children Asperger's can learn how to speak at a more natural, like how to interpret communication techniques used by others such as gestures, eye contact, tone of voice, humor and sarcasm. Comportameinto therapy describes numerous techniques that focus on curbing problem behaviors as interrupting, obsessions, collapse or have violent outbursts. Behavioral therapies usually focus on teaching children to recognize a problem situation as a new site or an event with lots of social demands, and then choose a specific learned strategy to cope in a situation well. One aspect of many children with Asperger's who are likely to be prone to anxiety or depression. Often this can occur in adolescence, when they are actually beginning to notice differences between their classmates and peers, or their peers. So, with an experience like this can be useful treatments. Some medications may improve specific behaviors, such as anxiety, depression or hyperactivity. Obviously it has to keep the doctor. While I personally am not very keen on medication (although in most serious cases in place), so look for other forms of treatment, herbal and proposals (St. John's Wort Hypericum calycinum), homeopathy, help children to express their problems, exercising regularly, etc.. to combat a problem.
Asperger's treatments often involves a team of professionals that may include a specialist language pathologist, psychologist, social worker, psychiatrist or a specialist in pediatrics, in addition to the primary care of the child. Often children with Asperger's succeed in mainstream schools, with the help of teachers and special education instructors. In any case make sure that the teacher of your child understands what is best learning mode for which situations can be problematic. In children with Asperger's high intelligence and good verbal skills POSE hide areas of real weaknesses, so that teachers do not realize that the special teaching techniques, a support service and extra attention, are really necessary.
To summarize this article, I would say that there is definitely a significant number of treatments that are indexed Asperger used to help improve the quality of life of children and their families. Anyway, to my knowledge, there is no 'cure' for Asperger's and I believe that Asperger is not something that needs to be healed, anyway. But treatments to better manage behavior, social skills training, speech therapy and language., And appropriate treatment with alternative medicine can be very useful indeed. Both the school and home life play a crucial role in the coordination and organization of these treatments.
2. Diagnosis usually after three years. 
