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Author: Eric Endlich

Founder of Top College Consultants, Dr. Eric Endlich is a clinical psychologist and educational consultant dedicated to helping students with challenges - especially those on the autism spectrum - access higher education. He is a regular presenter at Asperger/Autism Network conferences, as well as serving on their clinical advisory board and being a founding member of their Neurodiverse Couples Institute. He has also presented to the Harvard Medical School Continuing Education autism course, the Southern Maine Autism Conference, the Association on Higher Education and Disability, the Learning Disabilities Association of New Jersey, and the Massachusetts Psychological Association. He is a coauthor (with Wilma Wake and Rob Lagos) of a forthcoming book to be published by AAPC entitled Older Autistic Adults: The Lost Generation. Dr. Endlich is also an autism dad and an autistic adult.

Asperger’s Syndrome: The Myths and Facts