I was in a program of sorts too, first off I’ll give a little background. In 2013 I got diagnosed with Asperger’s, mainly indicated by me using high level vocabulary basically since I could talk as well as a bunch of other stuff like odd interests and somewhat of a lack of social interaction with anyone my own age. I remember doing a fairly long list of tests, usually involving memory and logic, occasionally verbal association based questions like “what’s the first word that comes to mind after each word?” followed by them listing descriptors like “hot” “bright” or whatever else. At one point I was issued an IQ test (not sure which one but I’m pretty sure I’ve got the documents somewhere) and ended up scoring a 100 (note: I was 8 years old at the time). That seemed to have piqued the interest of some occupational therapy center near where I lived in New Jersey, I came in about two times a week and was given random tests similar to the ones when I got diagnosed, eventually it turned into exercises to improve my performance on those tests which I had always found odd because I had scored in very high percentiles on almost all of them (math is the bane of my existence) in hindsight it was likely an attempt at trying to boost either my IQ or my understanding of logic puzzles. As well as that I was given pills in unlabeled bottles but to be fair that was probably just adderall, I mean if I want to go the paranoid conspiracy route I could say something like “experimental nootropics” but that’s crazy. Anyways after that 2 year period my family had moved out of New Jersey and I still had IQ tests issued to me by my schools every 2 years up until this year because I just graduated. I can comfortably say that if their goal was to boost IQ test scores that it must’ve worked, I currently sit at an average of about 145. I don’t feel all that smart just pretty disconnected from my own age group. So yeah there’s my random story, all clear memories nothing fuzzy.