WELCOME TO ASPIER

Aspier (pronounced ‘aspire’) is a movement committed to the treatment of all types of rigidities by increasing flexibility and encouraging the development of social skills necessary to progress in all facets of life, including personal relationships. Aspier was founded as a resource for individuals and their loved ones seeking support, answers, and treatment options for a range of behavioral and emotional complexities.

Mental health and wellbeing is a top priority for anyone dealing with the challenges of living in today’s society. The truth is, we all experience difficulties in particular areas. For many of us, the focus is on maintaining or improving the quality of our emotional lives and relationships. There are many diagnoses out there that factor heavily into our success in those areas. Phobias, social anxiety, depression, and obsessive behaviors, just to name a few.

Did you know that sometimes, these are best described as symptoms? Feeling anxious, down, having obsessive thoughts, having difficulty managing anger -and misbehavior in children, especially – are not always end-all-be-all diagnoses. In reality, these are often behavioral outcomes of other internal issues.

Mission Statement

Aspier is a movement providing mental health resources and treatment. Aspier assists individuals who are attempting to manage disorders which hinder them from becoming open, flexible partners and friends. Through the innovation of traditional therapeutic techniques, Aspier seeks to expand our understanding of and resolve rigidities associated with ASD, Asperger’s, OCD, ADHD, and anxiety. Education and treatment through Aspier results in greater social success and emotional growth, as well as improved communication skills and an overall increase in productivity and happiness.

Our Client Base Includes :

  • Children and adolescents with behavioral difficulties and/or social issues.
  • Adults that have been diagnosed in the past with ASD or PDD.
  • Individuals with OCD or anxiety that have not responded to conventional therapy and suspect they also struggle with inflexibility.
  • Men and women that are in a relationship that may be struggling as a result of one partner struggling with ASD or other rigidity issues

All About ELP

Find out more about Excessive Logistical Processing and how it may be affecting your life.

Take the Quiz

Our easy test is designed to help you figure out where you’re getting stuck – in less than five minutes.

Partners

Could unmanaged ELP be the missing link in your efforts to better connect with your spouse?

What Else?

ELP doesn’t always live alone. Find out about disorders it commonly coexists with.

Daniel Ifrah, LCSW, is the founder of Aspier.org, a movement focused on improving quality of life for those managing Asperger’s Syndrome, ASD, and other rigidity issues such as ELP. He is well experienced in the treatment of children and adolescents managing behavioral issues, anxiety, and OCD, and builds connections with patients of all ages, during all phases of treatment. Specializing in diagnosing and treating individuals with behavioral and/or social rigidities such as ASD and Asperger’s, Daniel collaborates with Dr. Winnie Lau Ph.D, the protege of Professor Tony Attwood Ph.D in Brisbane, Au. These world-renowned experts are pioneers in the field and are at the forefront of cutting edge ASD research.

Daniel’s uncanny ability to connect with clients has earned him the reputation of ‘the go to therapist’ when clients have experienced unsuccessful outcomes in past therapeutic settings. 

He maintains his private practice in Lakewood, N.J.

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