Spoon Theory: A Simple Explanation Of Energy Usage
Reading Time: 6 minutes Spoons equal energy, energy equal spoons. That’s the simple takeaway from spoon theory. But there’s a lot more too it than that
Learning Disabilities and Difficulties
Welcome to the learning disabilities and difficulties category archive. Here you’ll find all the articles that have been indexed as containing information about learning disabilities and difficulties.
For example, there are a few articles on here that discuss dyslexia, which I suffer from. You’ll also find content about autism and other such invisible disabilities and difficulties that can affect learning. This is done for the purpose of spreading knowledge about learning disabilities and difficulties.
Snapping Rubber Bands: The Ills Of Old TV Tropes
Reading Time: 5 minutes Snapping rubber bands was a fairly common thing I saw on TV and in movies as I was growing up, but is it actually good for your mental health?
What Are The Types Of Dyslexia?
Reading Time: 6 minutes There are many different types of dyslexia and knowing these could help you identify them in yourself or others, so adaptations can be made
Words That Stay With You Forever
Reading Time: 8 minutes Words that stay with you can be both positive and negative, but more often than not, the ones that really stay with you are the ones that hurt you
Journaling: What Makes It The Self-Care Go To?
Reading Time: 6 minutes Journaling is a common self-care recommendation, but there can be downsides to journaling. So what’s the best way to journal?
How Being Diagnosed With Dyslexia Changed My Life
Reading Time: 9 minutes How finally being diagnosed with dyslexia later in life explained so many of the problems I’d had with education over the years
Learning Difficulties: My Life Before My Dyslexia Diagnosis
Reading Time: 6 minutes A look at my struggles with reading, writing, and education before my dyslexia diagnosis, and how that had an impact on my life
The Good Doctor (TV Show): A Triggered Response
Reading Time: 5 minutes An inspired article triggered by watching The Good Doctor, looking at borderline personality disorder, attachments, and family connections