Help living with an ASD partner

Luke Beardon's books on adult autism, I would recommend. The best single volume is probably Tony Attwood's 'Complete Guide to Asperger's Syndrome', despite the title, it covers what is now 'ASD level 1 support needs' type autism.

I'm not sure of the NAS's rules, but the Internet Archive (i believe) is a legitimate website offering access to online book content.  They have a text copy of the book at the following address:

https://archive.org/stream/attwood-tony-the-complete-guide-to-aspergers-syndrome/Attwood-Tony-The-Complete-Guide-to-Aspergers-Syndrome_djvu.txt

If this is against NAS's rules, please take into consideration I am not good at judging these types of things and tend to follow the most worthwhile path, and the path towards shared knowledge and greater understanding is more important to me than copyright issues - no disrespect meant.

I'm not sure of the NAS's rules, but the Internet Archive (i believe) is a legitimate website offering access to online book content.  They have a text copy of the book at the following address:

https://archive.org/stream/attwood-tony-the-complete-guide-to-aspergers-syndrome/Attwood-Tony-The-Complete-Guide-to-Aspergers-Syndrome_djvu.txt

If this is against NAS's rules, please take into consideration I am not good at judging these types of things and tend to follow the most worthwhile path, and the path towards shared knowledge and greater understanding is more important to me than copyright issues - no disrespect meant.

Hello BrokenBiscuits.  I don't know the rules either, but I share your path towards shared knowledge and greater understanding.  Thank you for sharing. [if you have "boobed", I'm sure the hell hounds won't tear you to threads on this occasion - as a newbie]  With Regards.