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Learning disability does not mean that you are very weak or not intelligent. Sabrina Romanoff, the clinical psychologist, and professor at Yeshiva University in New York City tells Health,
it is linked to a negative home or school environment, she adds. Instead, learning disabilities can be hereditary, or they may be brought on or exacerbated by psychological or physical trauma, environmental exposure.

You may face this problem from your childhood days, but sad people don’t give much attention when you face such problems in your childhood. However, not every time people are born with such differently able brains, sometimes we develop also. Even in your adult age, you can face this problem because of your lifestyle, less motivational environment, office or family pressure.

The problem won’t go away unless you treat them properly. It will just get bigger each passing day.
If you won’t give it proper attention then it will lead you to mental health problems as well. Romanoff says people will ask "answers as to why they have difficulties in certain areas academically or their daily lives as they pertain to their relationships or general functioning."

Before treating the problem, you have to recognize it.Let’s get to know some of the common learning disorder

Dyslexia

Dyslexia is not simply about reading ability. Reading ability is simply a by-product of Dyslexia. It is an inability to recognize, work with and understand characters or text. This problem feels frustrating at times. Because of their mindset they will face desperation, anxiety, they quit studying, they feel like they are dumb, they have problems communicating with other people because of insecurity and low self-esteem.

Sometimes patients who have Dyslexia, find issues in pronouncing words due to the void of imprinting the word in the brain cells.

Dyscalculia

Dyscalculia is, by definition, a learning disability that affects mathematics ability. Often it is so intense that a person cannot learn even the most basic arithmetic without a lot of work.

"Dyscalculia generally refers to problems acquiring basic math skills, but not to problems with reasoning," Romanoff says.
A 2019 study estimates that between 3-7% of people have dyscalculia around the globe.

The positive part has been seen that people with dyslexia are often highly creative, finding success in a range of skilled professions.

Dysgraphia

Dysgraphia is the inability to write correctly, as a symptom of brain disease or damage.

There are three types of learning

• 1. Visual-Spatial
• 2. Fine motor
• 3. Language processing

People who have Dysgraphia suffers a lot with poor handwriting problem and letter recognition problem.

Non-Verbal learning disorder

Nonverbal learning disorder (NLD or NVLD), is a very much overlooked problem in modern times. Especially the children face this problem. However one can treat this problem. In this problem, the brain is characterized by poor visual, spatial, and organizational skills; difficulty recognizing and processing nonverbal cues.

Patients who have Non-verbal learning disorders, often talk excessively to compensate for their difficulties.
Non-verbal learning disability often leads to anxiety and depression.

Dyspraxia

Dyspraxia is also known as DCD: Developmental Coordination Disorder. Few symptoms of this disorder are

• Poor memory skills
• Easily distracted
• Activities have to be broken down
• Difficulties in Riding a bike
• Bad handwriting
• Organization problem
• Poor listening skills
• Difficulty getting ideas on paper

Dyspraxia is a development disorder that affects the way our brain communicates with our bodies.

Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)

Schiff says, "There is a misconception that the term learning disabilities is interchangeable with other disorders,"
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder that leads to the ineffective usage of dopamine and/or norepinephrine in the executive region of the brain ie the orbital prefrontal cortex. It can be found in child and adults both.

Auditory and visual processing disorders

Schiff says in a recent research that, in this type of disorder patients have "difficulty receiving and responding to information that comes through the senses, despite normal hearing and vision,"
Everyone with auditory processing disorder does not experience the same thing. It is different for different people.

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