Yes, I do understand regarding your mum @Birdofparadise8 💜
My mum did not seek out help, and I believe if she did so, things may indeed have been different.
Thank you so much for the care and sensitivity you have shared, its really lovely of you 🙂
I find remembering is very difficult.. time is what I need, time to absorb information slowly and maybe going over it twice, so I can really embed it, however recall can be slow, or not at all if I am tired or stressed in some way.
I do make sure I take some good quality vitamins and minerals, and stay really well hydrated, while doing some deep sighs at the start and end of the day to really oxygenate for the best start and end to the day for my brain 🙂
Mnemonics have never worked for me, however I do use summaries... I summarise lessons, then I summarise them again into much smaller key word sentences, which I then try to remember, which can then often remind me of the lesson 🙂
No rubric for the exam, ok; I guess that means relying on the learning outcomes as the predominant guide then. All the best with it, however I pretty much know youre a very diligent and studious person, so I feel very confident for you 🙂
haha - thats very sweet: Blossoming into a Princess! 🙂 xx
Once I finish the GD Counselling, I was hoping to work for somewhere, helping with online video chat counselling or on the phone (since I am at home due to immunity), and support people who find it hard to get out of the house or need remote style support services for counselling. I want to learn EMDR once I graduate (if I can), Im hoping, because from what people have mentioned, it sounds helpful. I am a student member of an association for counselling, and they offer it via their web site for professional development, so I hope to do it when Im done with uni (however my uni runs for 2 years, so I have a ways to go yet 🙂 )