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Browse - Most popular shows featuring: autismx
Astrid and Raphaëlle
When Major Raphaëlle Coste turns to the police criminal records department for one of her investigations, she has no idea that she is going to meet a young woman as brilliant as she is confusing, a living memory of criminal investigations. Astrid, 30 years old, particularity: autistic.
The A Word
The Hughes family work and love and fight like every other family. Then their youngest son is diagnosed with autism and they don't feel like every other family anymore.
The Guilty
A drama series which sees lives being torn apart after a young child goes missing. The series is set across two timelines, 2008 and the present as it tells the story of DC Maggie Brandwho investigates the disappearance of Callum Reid whilst attempting to deal with her own young son's medical diagnosis with autism.
Catch The Ghost
Yoo-Ryung is a rookie detective. Her twin sister with autism has gone missing. To find her sister, Yoo-Ryung applies to the subway police team. Yoo-Ryung has exceptional space perception. She solves cases using her exceptional space perception and strong sense of justice. Her partner detective is often busy cleaning up behind her.
A Kind of Spark
A Kind of Spark is a powerful, heart-warming live action series about friendship, courage and self-belief based on the award-winning book by neurodivergent author, Elle McNicoll. It tells the inspirational story of an autistic teenager Addie. When she learns about the witch trials that happened centuries ago in her hometown of Juniper, Addie knows that there's more to the story of these 'witches', just as there is more to her own.
Inside Our Autistic Minds
By teaming up with top film-makers, graphic designers, animators and musicians, naturalist and presenter Chris Packham helps a group of autistic people create short films to reveal to their family and friends how they're truly feeling inside - what's really going on in their autistic minds.
On the Spectrum
Three young autistic adults share a home and try find a balance despite the ups and downs of daily life.
The Employables
The Employables follows job seekers with conditions such as autism or Tourette Syndrome as they work to overcome obstacles and find fulfilling employment that provides them with the skills to excel long term in their careers.
Meet the Peetes
In Meet the Peetes, audiences will see Holly and Rodney's hectic lives as they attempt to balance raising four kids, including one with autism, running their HollyRod charity and spending time with Holly's 81-year-old mother Dolores, who has been living with the Peete family since her retirement from her career as a talent manager. Their daughter Ryan is in college at New York University while RJ, their son with autism, is working for the Los Angeles Dodgers and decides he's ready to leave the family nest. On top of that, Holly's mother Dolores announces she's ready to move out too - the Peetes are in a period of change that will continue to unfold in Meet the Peetes.
Special Case
We follow the story of Nadim, an attorney with special abilities, who faces numerous challenges when he applies for his first job, we also unveil the truth about him and why he specifically chose Amani El Nagar's Office.
Employable Me
Employable Me follows people with neuro diverse conditions such as autism and Tourette Syndrome as they search for meaningful employment.This uplifting, warm and insightful series draws on experts to uncover people's hidden skills and to match job seekers to roles that can harness their strengths.
The series follows nine warm, funny and generously open participants as their job searches unfold. Each story is told from the characters own perspective and follows their determination. Neuro - psych testing by experts identifies their skills, reveals some astounding cognitive brilliance and helps deliver some truly surprising job outcomes.
We all deserve a role in society. That's what this show is about: striving to belong and play your part. The series looks beyond first impressions to reveal there's always more than meets the eye.
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