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If working harder isn't working...
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need to
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Provides that perspective.
The problem may be a learning disability – a very common and invisible disability that can hold back and frustrate both individual and organizational performance. But while learning disabilities may be invisible, their impact is very real – particularly in the world of work. Common symptoms among learning disabled individuals include:
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Community
agencies and service providers
that work with people with disabilities but do not have the
expertise
to conduct psychological/educational/vocational assessments.
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Corporations,
unions,businesses and
institutions which have the resources to reasonably
accommodate
employees and members who have disabilities.
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Senior
students from private educational
institutions who are preparing for transition to
postsecondary
education and/or work.
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Private
individuals
who suspect they
have a learning disability and need assistance with
educational and/or
employment endeavors.
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Why
should you care about learning
disabilities?
How?
At
the
core of ALDA’s VIEW services are professional
assessments and consultations provided by a team of registered
psychologists. They specialize in the fields of adult learning disabilities and
employment. They identify the nature and extent of learning and
performance difficulties, and the role they play in current or future
job
performance.ALDA then develops
practical solutions and strategies that address:
If working harder isn't working....
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