Dyspraxia is also known as DCD Developmental Coordination Disorder.
DCD is essentially a neurodevelopment disorder that mainly affects coordination.
It is estimated that DCD Dyspraxia affects 5-10% of the population which equals 1 -2 children in every class.
It is more common in boys than girls (usually identified in 6-12 year olds).
What are the Strengths associated with Dyspraxia?
People with Dyspraxia are able to develop their own strategies to overcome difficulties. They can also be great…
Problem Solvers
Creative and original thinkers
Hard Working and Determined
Empathetic and Caring
Symptoms of dyspraxia can vary between individuals and may change over time.
If you have DCD Dyspraxia it may affect:
- Coordination, balance and movement
- Learning new skills, think, and remember information at work and home
- Daily living skills, such as dressing or preparing meals
- Ability to write, type, draw and grasp small objects
- How you function in social situations
- How you deal with your emotions
- Time management, planning and personal organisation skills