Neurotypical

A 4-year-old, a teenager and an adult, all on the autism spectrum and at pivotal moments in their lives, work with their perceptual and behavioral differences in a "neurotypical" world.

Filmmaker Adam Larsen talks about what it means to be "neurotypical" and the push to recognize "neurodiversity."

Wolf describes watching the "Jungle Book" as a child.

Maddi's experience with learning to look people in the eye when she is speaking to them.

Wolf talking about how his parents found out about his condition.

Wolf reads his poem about the "raw nature, true strength, and timeless mystery of autistic love".

In this deleted scene from 'Neurotypical,' two men discuss the use of the word neurotypical, and question what we perceive as "normal behavior."

Kevin and Suzanne discuss their different personalities.

Vijay discusses the importance of not judging a person solely on the basis of their medical conditions.

Wolf explains how he constructs systems in order to live in the neurotypical world.

Katie talks about how she found small talk to be just be unnecessary conversation.

John talks about difficulties in catching verbal cues in a conversation.