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Posted by Iep Mom
@2014-02-27 14:34:42
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Learning Disabilities and self esteem

I have a niece, aged 12. She has been diagnosed with a learning disability, specifically an auditory processes sing deficit and conceptualization problems. She goes to school and is not a behavior problem (thank god), but I see that she does not think she is very good at anything. I want to help. Anything I can do? I am NOT her mom, so it makes it hard. But still, I want to do something.

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Pamela78
@2014-03-02 23:47:34
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Age: 40

Since you are not a parent, maybe you can suggest things to your sister or brother?

This is the USA's big organization on LD and self esteem, they have some good ideas.

http://www.ncld.org/parents-child-disabilities/social-emotional-skills/resources-help-build-child-self-esteem

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