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Looking for a therapist, counsellor or coach who knows about aphantasia?Find one in the directory
Ask anything and read what others found. Anyone can read; a free account lets you post.
Looking for a therapist, counsellor or coach who knows about aphantasia?Find one in the directory
Could complex PTSD or traumatic brain injury lead to a loss of visual memory, or is it a capability I never had? Let's explore this together.
Morgan · · 3 replies
Haiku thrives on perception, not imagery; it reveals deeper connections that anyone can explore, regardless of their mental visualization.
Mark · · 5 replies
Looking to connect with others in Slovakia who share similar experiences. Please reach out!
Natalia · · No replies yet
How do you approach learning to spell when visual memory isn't a strong asset? Share your strategies and experiences!
wilson140702pgoh · · 8 replies
Exhausted by vivid memories and intense imagination, I struggle to balance reality with overwhelming mental fatigue.
Leandra · · 1 reply
How do you explain to your kids that you can't visualize their childhood memories? Share your experiences and strategies!
Adam · · 4 replies
Feeling isolated by the inability to visualize, I seek connection with others who solely experience concepts and emotions. Anyone relate?
Mossfeld · · 9 replies
Have you ever encountered a dream character that challenges your perception of reality? Share your thoughts on their agency and messages!
Destiny · · 1 reply
Struggling to remember piano notes while learning? Share your experiences and tips on overcoming challenges in music reading!
Eileen · · 1 reply
Discovering my unique visual experiences has been eye-opening, revealing how differently I perceive and imagine the world around me.
tree · · 2 replies
Is there a distinction between fast, intuitive thoughts and slower, analytical thinking? Do you experience both types of internal dialogue?
Josh · · 3 replies
Do others truly visualize thoughts and memories, or is it all just a shared illusion? Curious about your experiences!
Josh · · 1 reply
"My mind is like a projector with no screen—images play, but I can't see them. How do you visualize your thoughts?"
Timothy · · 4 replies
How was the estimated 1-3% of the population determined, considering the limited research and small sample sizes?
Martha · · 3 replies
Immersive spatial imagery feels rich and detailed yet lacks visual brightness, challenging conventional categorizations of mental imagery.
Deborah · · 3 replies
At 24, I discovered my unique way of visualizing thoughts. What was your first realization about your own mental imagery?
Avinash · · 3 replies
Living with this unique perspective means missing a layer of experience in every moment, creating an irreplaceable void in life’s journey.
RuoQing · · 2 replies
Discovering vivid mental imagery at 74 has transformed my creativity and understanding—who else shares this experience? Let's connect!
Susan · · 2 replies