Breaking Aspergers Through Geocaching

1,737 views · Published 9 September 2013 · 2:48 · Indexed 20 October 2026

Channel: Texas Parks and Wildlife · 2013 · Travel & Events

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It can be a debilitating health disorder for many people. Asperger syndrome, part of the autism spectrum, primarily affects one's social life, but one woman discovered  a way to break through her disorder through Geocaching,  a sort of treasure hunt in the outdoors using just a smart phone or GPS device. Texas Parks and Wildlife is offering Geocache 101 workshops in state parks across Texas.
Since she got started in 2010, Toni has found more than 7,000 caches. To find Geocache 101 workshops in state parks near you, or for more information on Texas State Parks Geocache Challenge, visit http://texasstateparks.org/geocache

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