You  describe lifelong difficulties with motor coordination, learning, attention, and memory, which have affected both academics and job performance.                      The symptoms — poor coordination (can’t play sports, ride a bike), slow learning despite effort, frequent mistakes at work, speech difficulties, and forgetfulness — point toward a neurodevelopmental disorder that began in childhood and persisted into adulthood. Such features are commonly seen in: Developmental Coordination Disorder (Dyspraxia) – difficulty planning and executing coordinated motor movements; often appears as clumsiness and trouble with sports or fine motor tasks. Specific Learning Disorder – persistent issues understanding new concepts despite normal effort. ADHD (Inattentive Type) – forgetfulness, distractibility, and errors in routine work tasks. Possible mild intellectual or processing disorder – if reasoning and comprehension are consistently below Developmental Coordination Disorder (Dyspraxia) with possible coexisting learning or attention difficulties.

Hi, These are possible signs of neurodevelopmental disorders. Please consult a clinical psyhcologist with a registered RCI license for further investigation of your symptoms. A proper diagnosis will help you with the correct treatment plan. All the best.

Hi It’s possible u may have some neurodevelopmental disorder like dyspraxia or any other. It is possible to understand if you can take consultation from a clinical psychologist.

It seems that you might be suffering from many psychological issues like anxiety and ADD. It can lead to decreased output in professional as well as personal life. It needs to be treated asap otherwise it may get complicated. It can be well treated in a holistic approach for complete recovery. It can be well treated with counseling sessions and homeopathic medicine effectively and without any side effects. You need an expert Psychologist who is a good homeopathic physician.

Hi you’ve faced ongoing challenges with coordination, learning, and work performance, which can feel very frustrating. You’re not alone many people struggle silently with similar patterns. A detailed assessment by a psychologist or neurologist can help you understand the cause and find practical strategies to improve focus, coordination, and confidence. Take therapy. You can connect with me on nine two six six seven two six zero six five.

Hi, consult a clinical psychologist

must be really hard to go through this every day  feeling not enough or like you can’t do anything about it. Please remember, it’s not your fault, dear. So much of our self-worth is shaped by things beyond our control : our family history, early school experiences, the way we were spoken to or made to feel growing up. 💛

It sounds like you’ve been challenged with coordination, learning, and focus for a long time, which can be very challenging. These difficulties may be linked to conditions such as developmental coordination disorder, ADHD, or learning and processing issues. These are not a reflection of intelligence or effort as many people with similar struggles lead successful lives once they get the right support. A psychologist can help assess your situation and guide you toward the right support. Occupational therapy can improve coordination and daily functioning, while speech therapy can help with communication and clarity. You may find these centres across in Thane or Mumbai.

Hi, I can sense how confusing and discouraging it must feel to face these difficulties since childhood and still not have clear answers. The symptoms you describe — trouble with coordination, learning new concepts, maintaining focus, remembering instructions, and communicating clearly — may point toward a neurodevelopmental or learning-related concern, such as Dyspraxia (Developmental Coordination Disorder), ADHD, or a Specific Learning Disability. Sometimes mild neurological or cognitive processing issues can persist into adulthood and affect daily functioning, confidence, and career stability.

Hi, It sounds like you are experiencing significant challenges with coordination, learning, memory, and communication, which may be related to an underlying neurological or developmental condition. Given the complexity and impact on your daily life, it is very important to seek a comprehensive evaluation from a healthcare professional, such as a neurologist or psychiatrist. They can perform assessments, including neuropsychological testing, to identify any specific conditions like learning disabilities, coordination disorders, or other neurological issues. Early diagnosis and targeted therapy, such as occupational therapy, speech therapy, or counseling, can greatly help improve your skills and quality of life. Don’t hesitate to reach out to a medical professional for guidance and support.

Please consult psychiatrist or clinical psychologist for diagnosis.definetly diagnose and treatment is available for your problem

Hi...Please consult a Psychiatrist if you want a medical diagnosis. It requires much more deeper understanding of the case, to make a diagnosis or even a prognosis. Please do not self diagnose or ask people casually, it creates more confusion, doubts, & stress. A typical psychiatric disorder is too complex and requires a series of psychometric/ psychiatric assessments along with the doctor's gist and professional acumen to come to a diagnosis. On a lighter note, please consider that you went all through your education and got placed in a job without being diagnosed or treated for any major mental health condition. It is not impossible but highly unlikely that you went through all that along with a major condition. There is a possibility that it is a matter of self esteem and self confidence which might have been deeply shaken, hurt, or broken due to a series of life events. This requires a purely psychological treatment and not a label.