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Love how it shows how the light ball is not clicking for this person.

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learning disabilities impact on mental health

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It really shows how her brain is so stressful and so much emotions.

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So for my field work I did a survey. Where I get a lot of students to answer a couple questions on what I want to know to hear other students out. Here are my results: Of the 12 that responded to my survey 7 ( 58.3%)  said no on not having a learning disability, while 5 ( 41.7%)  that have a learning disability. One student thought that ( 6%)  that they do really have a learning disability. And how it affects him everyday. 5 (71.4%)  said they have mental health issues, while 2 (28.6%)  said they do not have mental health issues. Seeing that there were a couple that said no was very eye-opening for me. 1 (16.7%) Has bipolar disorder. 1 ( 16.7%)  has ADHD disorder. 1 ( 16.7%) Has anxiety disorder, 1 ( 16.7%)  has a different disorder. 2 ( 33.3%)  has depression disorder. 11 (91.7%)  said that learning disabilities do affect mental health, while 1 ( 8.3%)  said learning  disabilities don't affect mental health.

Would definitely stand out to me that it was the variety of  mental health disorders that a lot of people  have. I really was shocked that more people are more affected by depression than I think anxiety because I think we all tend to get anxious and stuff and get a lot of things like anxiety written or sometimes or like stress anxiety. So to see that a lot of people are more affected by depression definitely was oh my God! Something else that stood out was a lot of people said that learning disabilities do affect people's mental health which I was really really surprised that a lot of people said yes then no. Even though I did get one person that did say no which I expected more but I'm actually really happy that a lot of people did say yes. Those people can definitely see that learning disabilities in mental health really affects a person's brain and mind.

I had two writing props that I added to my survey for people to answer and I asked them okay if it does affect mental health. What are some reasons and why? One comment that I got was about a student who said that the social environment can really affect someone's mental health or that having a person's learning disability keeping in top with your classes and a lot of things around your social life can definitely affect your mental health. They also said that social cues hanging out with a lot of people can be a lot for someone and overwhelming. Another student said about how it affects mental health is it just depends on what learning disability you have and if you're in a negative space with your learning disability that can also affect your mental health which is true. I did get one comment saying if learning disabilities do not affect your mental health and one of the students said I guess the fear of not being smart enough from just not having a learning disability can make a lot of students frighten about learning and take a toll on them which was very interesting to hear that cause now a lot of people don't even know

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This is my original drawing, where I want to show that people that have a learning disability talk about negative talk or thoughts. Or how their mental health really impacts them. I did hand draw it, but I wanted to do a different form of hand drawing. Pointillism is so interesting to do and cool. So... this is my first time doing it, but I think that it will turn out wonderful. Also in my research, people with learning disabilities think about the worst or very overwhelming of their brain over-steamed.

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I think knowing what other people have a journey of having learning disability.

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Shows the pros and cons of learning disabilities and mental health. But shows what happens in the middle.

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What a really beautiful meaning that I can use to help me with my learning disability.