I have a math disability and ADHD, and I was diagnosed late in life.

I have a math disability and ADHD, and I was diagnosed late in life. Check with your state on the Internet to find job services for the disabled. I have used these services to find jobs and graduate university with reasonable accommodations. You can also look for non profit agencies who provide help for job seekers with disabilities. There is help out there.

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  1. Fitness Expert
    Your suggestion to look for state services and nonprofit agencies is spot on! In addition to job services, you might want to explore support groups for intellectual disability at https://www.gccnyc.org/community-habilitation. These groups can provide valuable resources and community connections to help with job searches and other aspects of life. Finding the right support can make a huge difference!

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