... they are "Neurologically Typical" and people with Neuro-Typicality show significant difficulties in social interaction with people who are Autistic.
They are unpredictable, exhibiting a pronounced lack of repetitive behavioral patterns. They are un-focused, having multiple areas of interest; and most commonly, they often require non-verbal cues (such as eye-contact, facial expressions, posture, and gestures) to communicate.
This site is dedicated to finding
a cure for Neurological Typicality!
a cure for Neurological Typicality!
Until then we must assist them in adapt to a world where Austism and Asperger's Syndrome are becoming more and more common!
NTs need lot's of understanding and social skills, especially they need to get some manners and stop staring!
Join me in my new Aspergers Syndrome Support Groups, because together we can help the Neurologically Typical to adjust!
All the best!
--Vince
© 2010 Rev. James Vinson Wingo, DD
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