Jewelcrafter
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ORIGINAL: DesFIP So why can't you set rules the way a life coach would? Because if she needs help with life structure, it's these kinds of things, not sexyfuntime stuff she's looking for. Hell, if it proves helpful, then you could start training as a life coach. The life coach is probably the better way to describe the goal of this. Not sexyfuntime, but life structure, like you said. I guess I did a poor job of explaining that. I didn't think about getting life coach training. I'll look into that and see if that can help. Thanks. quote:
ORIGINAL: kkaliforniaa If she wants to be micromanaged, and has memory problems, you should get her a datebook. One that has sections for each hour of the day. Make sure to keep most everything the same, by doing this it should help her memory. If after a month, she can't remember that exercise is from "3-4 pm", like it has been for the past 30 days, then maybe the issue is more serious than expected. Things to do: eating, sleeping, cleaning [maybe that could be once a week, instead of daily], taking out the garbage, reading, exercising, grocery shopping [once a week], keeping a daily diary [if she doesn't already], learning something new and becoming better at it [could be arts & crafts, could be sports, politics, economics, etc].. .. Maybe have her do a crossword puzzle [or similar sort of puzzle] every day to help work her brain. The more it is worked, the better memory should become, in theory at least.. Make sure to have everything last close to an hour, so the datebook remains somewhat organized, instead of multiple activities listed for each hour Oh! You could also have her volunteer somewhere. An animal shelter. A hospital. A library. Etc She does keep a journal, but the hourly segmented date book is a good idea. Someone had suggested to me online scheduling apps that held the same function that could be downloaded to a phone. We're going to look into that. The memory problem is severe, I do know where it originated, and I hope it is somewhat reversible. These brain activities you suggested will be helpful. This reminded me of lumosity. I'll look into that site and have her add that to her schedule. Thanks for the suggestions.
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