Lalli

On 1/11/2019 at 1:09 PM, Loo said:

Tell me, do you have new methods to manage dyscalculia in Italy?
 I was discussing it last month with a colleague psychiatrist, and in France there is still not much to help people suffering from this disorder, especially adults.

I work with kids, so probably this isn't helpful with adults. Usually we use videogames for numeric facts (multiplication like 2x2, or sums like 5+5...), lines with numbers for consequences and teach them some strategies using schemes. They always have to use a calculator, but they can improve their automatic skills a little bit.

What's your job? 

2 hours ago, Loo said:

Thank you @Lalli  for your testimony. 
 

Working with adults, there are several theories that emerge. Either dyslexia causes post-traumatic stress disorder or post-traumatic stress disorder causes dyslexia (or Alexia).
This was realized by finding some cases of dyslexia among veterans or firefighters.
Alexia as well as Aphasia are sometimes a consequence of great stress.
 But work continues in this area.

 

http://dyslexia-research.com/page25.html

http://www.ibiblio.org/rcip/dyslexia.html

https://www.ledevoir.com/politique/canada/1371/l-etat-de-stress-post-traumatique-n-est-pas-l-apanage-des-militaires

 

 

 

 

Thank you I'll read these articles. I've never heard about these research. 

I've read the whole conversation and I can share my experience

I'm a psychologist, I have a Master degree course in Specific Learning Disabilities. I work with kids from 8 to 18, to help them improve their abilities (reading, calculating, writing...) and help families with compensatory tools and dispensatory measures at school. 

SLD are not a consequence of trauma or PTSD. They are neurobiological disorders, from birth. That's different from mutism, which it could be a consequence of a traumatic event.

In my opinion, from what he has said, Mika is dyslexic and maybe he's also disortographic. Now he probably has found right strategies to avoid his difficulties in his job and in his everyday life as an adult brain matures, even if SLD are "for life". 

Hi Julie, welcome here! 

Hope you'll have a lot of fun!

Ciao Chiara,welcome here! 

I'm from Italy and I'm 25 too!

If you need something feel free to ask me!

Hi Serena! Welcome

I've been to Greece two times and I loved it!

Have fun here

HI Yuki! Welcome here 

Have you been to one of his Japan gig? 

Hi Lalli!  Yes, I did. I attended Tokyo one on last Thursday. The show was fabulous and I totally had a blast with MIKA and amazing fans  Did you attend any of shows? Or will you?

 

Awesome, I've seen some videos on YouTube!

Yes I saw him in Milan two times and I was at the magical symphonic concert in Como

On July I'm going to see him in Genoa, can't wait!

Hi Asia, welcome here!

You're going to Prague, awesome! 

Hi Kyo, nice to meet you! 

Did you attend one of his Japan show?

Hi! Welcome here

Oh you were at the gigs in Japan, how lucky! 

Hi Emna! You have a really nice name! In Italy we have the name Emma (with double m), it's similar

Have fun here

Hi Stars, welcome here!

Glad to know another French fan, I'm Italian but I'd love to learn French!

You can also add me on Twitter if you want

Awwww. You're always welcome here if you wanna visit!! I'd love to go to Italy as well Mika goes there all the time so maybe that'll increase my chance of seeing him on his gigs cause he's never been here in PH hahaha! I'm having so much fun here at the moment!!

 

And we're the same! One of the reasons why I LOVE this forum is the fact that I get to make lots of friends from other countries!!

Ahah yes I understand! If you come to Italy one day let me know

I wish I could go to his gigs outside my country but unfortunately it's very difficult for me because of money and stuff!

Hi Jefferson! Hope you have so much fun here, everyone is so nice!

I'd love to come to Philippines, I've never been there, so far away from Italy! I love Mika and this forum because I have the chance to know people from different countries

Hi Kei, welcome here! 

I wish I could go to his Tokyo gig too! Hope you'll have so much fun 

He said, like a doll, he was thinking about one of those https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEi1Pb5Y28w

I used to have one with growing hair as a kid.

Oh I was wondering of what kind of dolls he was talking about! I've never heard about these, they are quite creepy honestly 

Thanks for the links!

I loved it! He was super tired but nice and funny as always! His answer about the definition of beauty was so clear and genuine that really made me think.

His confused face while looking at the screen reading all the questions was the best 

I love Origin of Love with all my heart. Especially the words, they are so deep and related to being happy of what you are, no matter what. And of course it's a beautiful love song 

One day I was joking with my boyfriend saying that I want this song to be played at our marriage and he replied "Of course, we could invite Mika to play for us" 

I decided to constitute a sketchbook that includes only Mika drawings. These are the ones that I have made for it so far. As the sketchbook has 30 paper, I dont know how many drawings I will be able to make... We'll see I hope you like it

You are so talented! I could never draw like you do! Bravo and keep posting your drawings   

Agree, it was just very funny!!

Thank you!  Yes, it was a dream. Also the way he asked me to go on stage    I have really sweet memories with him since 2010. Meet and chatted with him several times and he had beautiful details with me. The last one in October in Madrid. 

I've just seen the video, really really funny  and sweet, as always!

Hi!! Welcome...benvenuta!!!

I hope you'll have fun in MFC!!! I'm Denise..25 years old too! Nice to meet you! 

Hi Denise, thank you!!

Wow you've seen Mika many times, how lucky

CIAO, welcome 

Ciao Lumiri!

Ciaooo laura!!!

Ciao Eri!!