Understanding Nonverbal Learning Disorder (NVLD)

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Do you have a child under the age of 18 with NVLD/NLD? The Fine Neurodevelopment Laboratory at Michigan State University is conducting a research project to better understand the development, medical history, family history, education, psychosocial adjustment, and needs of children with Nonverbal Learning Disability Our aim is to learn about the unique characteristics of your children and family in order to better define and serve the NVLD/NLD community The survey takes about 30-40 minutes to complete is done on a computer You can be completely anonymous, or you can provide your personal contact information if you want to be alerted to the findings and other related studies Dr Jodene Fine is a researcher who has been devoted to working with children and families in this community If you would like to participate, please email Dr Fine’s lab at [email protected] Thank you!
Comment from : NVLD

Why do Provider want to wait until grade school for parents to get help? When a parent can see something is wrong at early age That puzzle me
Comment from : Jolie Johnson

DSM-V where tf u at??
Comment from : Cat Santos

public schools just make them sign a paper and then told my son he had adhd no test were done and then covid hit there are no psychological people in sight I work with him every day I have NVLD I know this sucks 😕 still looking 😕 no one takes champ VA
Comment from : Stacey Bradbury

I see NVLD as a mild presentation of someone with both Asperger Syndrome and ADHD
Comment from : steve_x95

How is this any different from autism?
Comment from : npbrain

Anyone else struggling with feeling comfortable with professional armpits?
Comment from : MJade

She is wrong I finally got out of the learning center in 4th grade Why did not somebody tell me for 43 years what kind of learning disability I have Aspergers Syndrome high functioning autism and this disorder are one and the same to me
Comment from : Schnitzel Schnizel

This is so helpful I have an NVLD
Comment from : Buttehead Buttrack

Anyone else experiencing or has experienced this? I'm experiencing burnout and regression of symptoms very similar to Autistic Burnout from exhaustion of masking and demands of passing as Neurotypical daily My brain gets overloaded and overwhelmed easily, and then shuts down Then I can barely do anything, even simple tasks become insurmountable or extremely draining Can't even think or focus properly at times Need long time to recover I've had periods where I'd crashed throughout my life I'm anything but lazy, in fact I tend to push and work myself over my limits
Comment from : C S

From anyone's experience- what kind of jobs are good for people with NLD?
Comment from : Julia

You know what's even more difficult? Being an adult and dealing with this Life doesn't get any easier with a NVLD Quite the opposite
Comment from : purinahalloffame

M jade join my group on fb it’s a support page
Comment from : Geo BignTall

I offer a support page called People With Learning Disabilities Support Groupsend us a request if you have learning disabilities on FB
Comment from : Geo BignTall

I disagree with the assertion that obvious physical challenges are the hallmark and the only sure sign for NVLD at an early age My family alone would slip past that criteria I therefore think presenting that as the one true hallmark could be very harmful to the process of early recognition in the home
Comment from : MJade

who says though just because someone has issues with math or English or any of these things people without it have trouble learning, managing stress or get information overloaded whats the difference because someone without it can experience itthey aren't perfect or smarter
Comment from : Jamie Cathleen M

After a lifetime of hell, as I have suffered from all aspects of this disease, I would like to opt for the pill to put me to sleep This disease, has no end Nearly 60, I am ready to go Thanks
Comment from : Kathy Urrely

I have a non verbal learing disability and the teachers won't do anything they won't give me an iep
Comment from : Austin Kennedy

I have this
Comment from : Austin Kennedy

Hey guys, I just wrote an article about overcoming NLD through Mindfulness, check it out at overcomingnldcom/why-mindfulness/
Comment from : Wout Eeckhout

You can now listen to the recent teleconference for parents of children with NVLD at wwwyoutubecom/watch?v=r6tvnTeOjuE As described below, this was an interview with a wonderful NVLD coach, Judy Lewis, who runs NLDCoaching and founded nldlinecom Her insights and strategies have helped many
Comment from : NVLD

The question I have is simple: What do you do about these disabilities? All this diagnosis doesn't mean nothing if there isn't proper treatment What's the point of assisting kids through school when they have to eventually work in a professional environment that won't accommodate them? brI feel like a lot of this is a racket
Comment from : HealthyMealthy

SAVE THE DATE -- August 27, 2015 - NVLD Teleconference for Parents!brFriends of NVLD Awareness is pleased to announce that Judy Lewis will do a free teleconference for parents of children with Nonverbal Learning Disability Judy started NLDlinecom in 1999 and has coached hundreds of families of NVLD children The topic of the 1-hour call will be “What Parents Need to Understand About Children with NVLD” 20 people can be on the call To reserve a spot, email [email protected]
Comment from : NVLD

Question: I'm seeing that my son is quite adept mathematically, at least at computation So when you say NLD students can start showing poor mathematical capabilities is that usually only with the spatial aspect like geometry/trigonometry/etc or is it also with computation/abstract symbol processing/etc
Comment from : Travis K

Assuming the parents are involved in their childs life lol
Comment from : Rose B

more over I am terrible with the big stuff or that i find pleasurable ironically
Comment from : Rose B

i dont enjoy what im good at and dont find it valuable!!!!
Comment from : Rose B

The social, sensory, and executive function problems make me want to ask- is it related to Asperger's and on the Autism spectrum?
Comment from : nakyer