Vernon Smith, recipient of the 2002 Nobel Prize in Economics, struggles with a mild form of autism. Read his inspiring story here.

No one knows what causes autism, but there are many theories. Read up to better understand the types of research currently conducted.

Mild or severe, autism is believed to have some genetic basis. Read here for a simplified description of the genetic theory of autism.

How can you make the world more accessible to your mildly autistic child? Find out here, and get more general info on autism, as well.

Concerned about how the label "mild autism" affects your child? Famous geologist and noted autistic Temple Grandin discusses her thoughts about such labels here.

Take the Asperger’s tests for children and adults to see how mild or debilitating your autism is. Word of caution: These tests were made for research purposes only.

Life after high-school can be very stressful for autistics, even those with milder forms. Read about important issues to consider, including some helpful advice.

Join the online forum to discuss what’s on your mind about autism, mild or severe. It might help to talk with people going through similar situations.

All the terminology confusing you? Quick summary of what Asperger's is and how it relates to high-functioning or mild autism.

A thorough description of Asperger's. Take note of the info on diagnosis, including treatment options for mild forms of autism.

Social skills training is one important treatment option for people with Asperger’s syndrome or mild autism. Video explains why.

Though children with mild autism are high-functioning, they still face difficulties, such as social awkwardness. Learn how to better communicate and teach these children.

These informative articles focus on the behavioral, occupational and pharmacological mild autism treatment options available today.