The differece between dyslexia, dyspraxia, autism, epliepsy, anxiety, depression and how should we support them

 Before we can support disabilities and mental illnesses we need to learn about the strengths and weaknesses people face who disabilities and mental illnesses. I only know the difficulties I face from my disabilities and mental illnesses.

It is believed that ADHD Attention Hyperactivity Disorder and Anxiety have a link, which is most common to be linked to Autism too.  For example; finding it hard to focus, acting without thinking, finding it hard to sit still.  

I see Dyslexia as an educational learning difficulty, most people see Dyslexia as someone who cannot read-write, or and spell, which is only partly the truth. Where a person can read, and hear what people say but struggle to remember, as for writing and spelling, even reading that can vary where something where mostly the person who could write or and read something the wrong way round or and something missing, etc. Such as letters, words, numbers, etc.  For example, bs, ds, ds, ps, qs, 26, and 62 could get mixed up, and words missing out from sentences. We can have stages of having ideas about what to write to going blank probably as much as most, regardless of,  whether our ideas are good or bad, etc. On the positive side, people with dyslexia can be creative in different people in different ways. https://exceptionalindividuals.com/neurodiversity/what-is-dyslexia/

Dyspraxia is mostly a physical motor skill learning difficulty, which can be linked to Asperous Syndrome, anxiety, depression, and ADHD. There also can be education difficulties too if not the same but similar. https://sararevealed.blogspot.com/2012/ https://exceptionalindividuals.com/neurodiversity/what-is-dyspraxia/ The strength in dyspraxia is mostly being creative but different people in different ways. http://www.dyspraxicfantastic.com/the-positives/

The difficulties people with dyspraxia face are mostly physical skills climbing, jumping, catching a ball, riding a bike, driving, cooking, cleaning, and many more. How can life be made easy for those with physical difficulties without depending on others?  grippier such as disabled aids to help open tops, lids off bottles, jars, personal disabled aids, etc, which could be ordered off many websites such as Amazon, bought from many disabled shops, which may be spent by disability money, funding of services or both. https://www.twinkl.co.uk/teaching-wiki/occupational-therapy

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 https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/developmental-coordination-disorder-dyspraxia-in-adults/ https://www.understood.org/en/articles/dyslexia-depression?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term=dyslexia+depression&utm_campaign=EN_CG_PD_DyslexiaDepression&gclid=https://www.qlmentoring.com/about-dyspraxia-1Cj0KCQjwof6WBhD4ARIsAOi65ajwgVpJt5P0zmdmXgthjlAVOunr1SEg2CwzTKQOHiNnPmzkqy 

https://www.hcbgroup.com/types-of-special-educational-needs.html