Mobile App: Help

Help us build the most useful, easy-to-use mobile app for Aspies everywhere!

We need input and suggestions from Aspies, parents of Aspies, spouses of Aspies, teachers, carers and therapists of Aspies that will help us build an app that will help Aspies in Australia deal with common situations that can frustrate, confuse, anger and discourage us from enjoying a fulfilling, joyful life.

If you haven’t yet viewed our app concept, please view it here, now…

Our approach is a combination of several classic sayings…

“When we deal in generalities we will rarely succeed, but when we deal in specifics we will rarely have a failure.” — Thomas S Monson, Author of “Goals”

“A good plan, vigorously executed THIS week, will always be better than a perfect plan executed NEXT week!” — General George Patton, US Supreme Commander, Europe

“Ready, fire, AIM! is the principle that made international exploration and travel possible — by land, sea or air — put men on the moon and brought them safely back again, gave us the computer hardware and software industries and the Internet and, in fact, almost all human achievements.” — John Counsel, “The Rocket Principle”

“Speak softly… and carry a BIG stick!” — Theodore Roosevelt, US President

We want your ideas, suggestions, recommendations and advice about which situations Aspies and those who care for them regularly encounter in everyday life, like these examples…

at school,
at work,
shopping,
socialising,
travelling,
at hospitals,
public services,
sport,
performing,
dealing with authorities,
abuses of authority,
discrimination, etc

and could use some simple tools to help handle them effectively to reduce…

uncertainty,
confusion,
stress,
anxiety,
neural overload,
meltdowns,
shutdowns,
fight,
flight,
freezing or
fawning and
discrimination,
marginalising,
disempowering or
demeaning behaviour by others.

Submit YOUR suggestions, etc by email by
30 October 2022

Address: asx.nf1@gmail.com
Subject: App Ideas

List your NAME and ROLE (Aspie, parent, partner/spouse, carer, teacher, therapist, advocate, etc).
The situation you want to address.
The nature of the problem and why it’s a problem.
Any suggestions for solving that problem.

Thanks!

If you have questions or concerns, contact me via email. (Same address as above. Please use an appropriate subject line.)

John Counsel
Admin
Aspergers Help Australia Group

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