Speech and Language Pathologist, Sally Bligh, describes the role of the SLP in working with children diagnosed with Asperger’s Syndrome. As the director of the Bligh Speech Therapy Center and as an SLP for over 20 years, Sally has developed successful techniques and strategies for working with children on the autistic spectrum. In this video, she explains the use of Social Language Groups to facilitate social communication. Because of the many similarities between AS and NLD, the strategies included in these programs would also work well for children diagnosed with Non-Verbal Learning Disabilities.