Can anybody compile me a list of everything the NAS has achieved for children with Asperger Syndrome (not traditional autism or speech and language delays) since the year 2000? Things like residential care services and running autism schools that do not offer the services such children require do not count. Also factor out things where the NAS initially had success in but have clearly been eclipsed by developments elsewhere, ranging from books from JKP to parenting forums on the internet.
Try to be precise rather than vague in your submissions.
