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Thank you, I will definitely look into this mind mapping.When I want to plan my life I get a big sheet of paper and a pencil, and draw a spider diagram with legs and toes and I label the legs and toes with the various practical ramifications of life.
That can sometimes show interrelationships easier than if I use continuous prose.
If I keep the sheet handy I can refer back to it in my own time and ensure I don’t forget some of the things once thought of, and can also later add more practical matters to the “spider”.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mind_map
Has your daughter been introduced to this technique? It might not stop life happening to her, but it creates mental space by assisting visual memory and by giving one permission to acknowledge to oneself one’s own concretes.
In my own experience, success in my learning differences has been a matter of taking charge of my various practicalities at my own pace (much of this was with the support of a workplace coach). Then gradually the evil spirits started to take care of themselves.
Starting to know these things was the direct result of healing prayers (when I was 42).