Time 2 Train Aspergers Program

Time 2 Train Aspergers Program Using lived experience combined with neuroscience, neuropsychotherapy, alternative holistic therapy.

Using all natural healthy exercises, activities and games to develop, strengthen neurological pathways. Training all ages with Autism specialising in Asperger's Syndrome. Using lived experience combined with neuroscience, neuropsychotherapy, alternative holistic therapuetic approaches to helping achieve improved optimisation of the relationship in brain, body, nervous system towards greater manage

ment. We recognise Asperger's Syndrome (High functioning) NOT as a disability, but a different way of functioning which may have challenging behaviours as a result of anxiety and other unsolved difficulties. Time 2 Train since 2009, is a nationally, internationally recognised program for supporting the community in autism, health, fitness, wellbeing. "Jeremy Samson is one of 10 -15% of individuals who has managed to transition away from the diagnostic criteria of Asperger's Syndrome through achieving a successful career in life" - Prof Tony Attwood | World leading expert in Asperger's Syndrome.


2016 | Winner Health & Wellness Award at the Young Victorian Achiever's Awards

2015 | Small Business Semi Finalist Young Achiever Awards.

2015 | Performing Arts 3rd - Naturally Autistic People Awards, Vancouver Canada

2014 | Winner Entrepreneur Naturally Autistuc People Awards, Edinburgh Scotland

Jeremy has also featured in publications such as:

Aspects of Me 2, 2nd Edition - Written by Rosa Carrafa

My Way, 31 Independent Stories of Autism - Written by Brenda Tan

The Hidden diffability , discovering Asperger's written by president of Asperger's Victoria Lyndal Kennedy fore worded by Richard Eisenmajer. Asperger Leaders guide to Entrepreurship" by Dr Rosalind Bergemann

Time 2 Train is NOT a cure for Asperger's but aims to achieve healthy development and improvement, to diminish traits of A.S to a much more manageable level.

Why do immaturity and ADHD sometimes look similar?Studies show that kids who are some of the youngest in their class are...
28/08/2026

Why do immaturity and ADHD sometimes look similar?

Studies show that kids who are some of the youngest in their class are much more likely to be diagnosed with ADHD than older kids. That suggests that some kids who don’t have ADHD are being misdiagnosed. They’re just less mature. And less mature can mean less able to sit still, pay attention and wait for their turn.

To keep kids from getting a wrong diagnosis, it’s important to compare them to other kids their age, not the other kids in their class. The doctor who’s testing your child should get information from other adults who spend time with your child — not just their teacher.

They shouldn’t base a diagnosis just on how your child acts at school. Is your child bouncing off the walls at home, too? Are they so impulsive you worry they’ll get hurt? Do they seem to be daydreaming instead of listening to you?

The doctor should get a full history, too. What was your child like when they were two or three years old? If problems show up in kindergarten, that can be a sign that your child is just adjusting to a new place with new rules.

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21/08/2026

A very big congratulations to the team at Box Hill North Demons and in particular our managing director, for kicking his first career goal in AFL Masters!

Here at Time 2 Train we specialise in supporting all ages on the autism spectrum in developing balance, co-ordination as well improving overal behaviors, symptoms of autism. We thrive and 'kick goals' in building confidence and having fun too!

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One of autism’s founding architects says the diagnosis that changed millions of lives has become scientifically worthles...
17/08/2026

One of autism’s founding architects says the diagnosis that changed millions of lives has become scientifically worthless. Find out more:

One morning in 1947, deep in rural Germany, a six-year-old Uta Frith walked herself to her first day at primary school. A school inspector welcomed the new cohort by asking who among them was the cleverest. Frith stepped forward. Everyone laughed but her extraordinary academic career would prove her...

An autism diagnosis would usually occur at a younger age than Asperger’s because the symptoms were more noticeable. Prov...
05/06/2026

An autism diagnosis would usually occur at a younger age than Asperger’s because the symptoms were more noticeable. Providers could (and still can) diagnose children with autism-style symptoms as early as 18 months.

Meanwhile, the typical age for an Asperger’s diagnosis was 3 to 5 years, mainly because the signs were less noticeable. To this day, some people with Asperger’s-style symptoms may not receive a diagnosis until later in childhood, adolescence or adulthood.

Asperger’s’ is a term still widely used by the public and media,” Dr. Cuffman(behavioural pediatrician). “People who were diagnosed before it became ASD may consider Asperger’s part of their identity.” If you’ve ever heard somebody describe themselves as an “aspie,” that’s why.

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