I have a "homework" of what I want a meeting of young adults with developmental disorders to be
I have some "homework" of what I want to communicate about "me and developmental disorders".
What to communicate and with who varies from person to person. I have realized that participating in monthly meetings supervised by city support center for people with developmental disorders.
As for me, targets, who I'd like to reach, may be people struggling with and suffering from difficulty in living in a good mood and communicating very well. I may want to talk about discoveries about some tips of communications getting along with people, even if I have some difficulty in understanding suitable distance in communicating with people. I may also want to my story about finding a way to take advantage of my obsessions to serve other people.
Another participant looks like he wants to speak about hard times he experienced in his life, especially about human relationships and on-the-job communications. He may also want to speak in order to enhance understanding about the disorders to wider range of people.
I have feared of, by making some view official of the meeting, my unique view may be deviated from the "official" view of the group. Therefore, somehow or other, I'd like to communicate that the core message participants want to communicate from people to people, and I like the place of the meetings to be a place to notice what each member of them really want to tell and have clear message.
What to communicate and with who varies from person to person. I have realized that participating in monthly meetings supervised by city support center for people with developmental disorders.
As for me, targets, who I'd like to reach, may be people struggling with and suffering from difficulty in living in a good mood and communicating very well. I may want to talk about discoveries about some tips of communications getting along with people, even if I have some difficulty in understanding suitable distance in communicating with people. I may also want to my story about finding a way to take advantage of my obsessions to serve other people.
Another participant looks like he wants to speak about hard times he experienced in his life, especially about human relationships and on-the-job communications. He may also want to speak in order to enhance understanding about the disorders to wider range of people.
I have feared of, by making some view official of the meeting, my unique view may be deviated from the "official" view of the group. Therefore, somehow or other, I'd like to communicate that the core message participants want to communicate from people to people, and I like the place of the meetings to be a place to notice what each member of them really want to tell and have clear message.
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