Issues with certain aspects of school

[AddictedtoDoleWhip]

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[utterrandomness]

Don't be afraid to get people in trouble. In this case, you come first, and she wasn't doing her job properly. Are there other people in the accommodations office that you could work with instead of the woman that lost your test? Do you have a friend that you trust that could go with you to see the adviser, or would that make you more anxious?

 

[Piper]

You definitely need to talk to the adviser. Please don't be afraid to tell her about what happened at the Disability Center. Remember that this could be happening to other people as well. You need to let the adviser know what happened so that they can prevent it from happening to you or to other people. They can't fix it if they don't know it isn't working and why!!

 

[bopper]

You should talk to the person you feel most comfortable with, and that seems to be your advisor. Maybe it would help if you wrote down what had happened at the Disability Center and what you would like your advisor to help you do. Clearly anxiety is another one of your "disabilities' so it okay to ask for help with that too!

So right now, what is your goal? to let someone at the disability center know about the issues so they can be addressed? Or just to have someone you trust help you go to the disability center? Or for someone to talk to someone over there for you? To have someone arrange for note taking for you?
Even if you don't know, you could talk about that with your advisor.

I would suggest saying that you know you need to avail yourself of the disability services, but have had some poor experiences there. (explain them). Then say that you are anxious about going, so what could they suggest?