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Nonverbal Learning Disability (NVLD) is a neurological condition that affects visual-spatial, motor, and social skills. People with NVLD often have strong verbal abilities but may struggle with nonverbal communication, organisation, and interpreting social cues.
This condition is often invisible.
Many disabilities, including this one, may not have outward signs—people can be significantly impacted even if they appear “fine” on the outside.
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NVLD is not officially recognised in all diagnostic systems, but its impact on work and daily life is real. Tailored supports that match a person’s strong verbal skills with tools for visual or social challenges can lead to workplace success.
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