Yes: Yes you can. There are some psychiatrist who specialize in this. You may want to google it to see if there is anyone in your area who specializes in treatment and diagnosis of aspergers.
Answered 12/30/2013
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Aspergers: You could have an evaluation with a mental health professional who specializes in treating aspergers, this could be a psychiatrist or a clinical psychologist. Best.
Answered 10/15/2017
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Yes -Team of Experts: Asperger's syndrome is a condition that has been considered by some to fall along the autistic spectrum, and is considered by many at this point to be a variant of high functioning autism. For that reason and others, the term Asperger's syndrome is no longer considered to be a diagnosis by psychiatrists and other physicians that use the DSM-V (the guide book of diagnosis and their descriptions that is used by doctors to diagnose patients with psychiatric conditions). However, the important part of your question is helping you to get the help you need to function at the highest level for you, which is the purpose of any medical or psychiatric diagnosis. While your primary care doctor might be a good place to start, a psychiatrist is specially trained to help those with conditions such as those along the autism spectrum. If you have questions about this, I would encourage you to speak with your doctor to help you find a qualified psychiatrist so that you'll be able to get the answers and the help you need. Again, please speak to your doctor.
Answered 8/3/2014
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