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- A learning disability affects how the brain receives and uses information
- It is not a sign of low intelligence
✔ Key Points:
- 🧠 Brain differences
The brain is wired differently - 📚 Everyday tasks
Some people may find it hard to:- Read
- Write
- Do maths
- Learn new skills
- 🔄 Not a sickness
- It is lifelong
- People can still learn, grow, and succeed with the right support
👉 Learn more from Learning Disability Wales
💛 What is Mental Health?
- Mental health is about how we think, feel, and cope with life
✔ Key Points:
- 😊 Our feelings
It includes our emotions and thoughts - 🌍 Everyone has mental health
Just like physical health - 📈 It can change
- It can go up and down
- It can get better with help
👉 Learn more from Cleveland Clinic
⚠️ Why Learning Disabilities and Mental Health Link Together
People with learning disabilities often:
- Work extra hard to fit into a world not built for them
- Face stress, pressure, or misunderstanding
💭 This can lead to:
- Feeling sad or worried often
- Feeling lonely
- Feeling angry or frustrated
👉 More support information from Learning Disability Wales
🤝 How We Can Help
❤️ Be Kind
- Listen to people
- Try to understand their feelings
⏳ Be Patient
- Give people time
- Do not rush them
🗣 Get Support
- Talk to:
- A friend
- Family member
- Teacher
- Doctor
👉 Guidance from SeeAbility
📘 Extra Support
You can read more in an Easy Read guide from:
👉 Learning Disability Wales
🌟 Key Message
- Learning disabilities are about how the brain works
- Mental health is about how we feel and cope
- People may face extra challenges, but support makes a big difference
- Kindness, patience, and understanding matter
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