We now offer live community screenings AND virtual screenings, both of which can be followed by discussions with experts, the filmmaker, or others to create exciting and informative events tailored to your needs. Watch our trailer below!

Trailer

 

NORMAL ISN’T REAL is a series of 4 mini documentary-style videos featuring successful young adults sharing their stories of coming to terms with their LD and ADHD issues. These candid portraits take the viewer into the subjects' daily lives; showcasing their talents, venting their frustrations, and employing the strategies they use to manage their challenges and utilize their strengths.

Viewers leave equipped with insights and tools they might adapt to their own lives, and a large dose of inspiration.


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“Simply brilliant. Showing students with learning challenges and their families what success can look like in the future is genius. It shifted the conversation from one focused on frustration to one focused on hope.”

Shelly Bayer - Ed.D South Dakota State University


“I chose to attend a session with Randi Goettl, she showed a movie; NORMAL ISN'T REAL: Succeeding with Learning Disabilities & ADHD. Afterwards some students shared their experience with learning disabilities and how they have struggled, but also what has helped them succeed. I really needed to attend a session like this one because too often I do feel alone in my disabilities- and it’s very hard for me to ask for help.”

Inver Hills Community College Student

“A whole curriculum could be built around each of these profiles- there is so much to learn from them.”

LDA Audience Member

 

Want to show Normal Isn't Real: Succeeding with Learning Disabilities & ADHD at your conference, organization, or workplace? Click here.

“As a parent, it gave us hope and insight into how our son might be feeling. For our son, it showed him people with learning issues like him that had successful lives.”

Parent- Utah Screening

“This film will change attitudes and empower many!"

Arlyn Roffman, PhD- Professor Emeritus of Special Education at Lesley University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, and a licensed psychologist

 




The font used on this website and in the film is Dyslexie Font. (B.V. The Netherlands
@2008). For information about Dyslexie Font visit the website: www.dyslexiefont.com.


Accessibility

Now offering audio descriptors via All4Access


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