Name | Dyspraxia |
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Symptoms of Dyspraxia |
Dyspraxia is a developmental disorder of organisation and planning of physical movement. Developmental dyspraxia (see below) affects co-ordination, spatial awareness, perception, language and short-term memory. |
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Useful national contacts | The Dyspraxia Foundation Tel. 01462 454986, 10am-1pm, Mon-Friday ![]() |
Children & young people | Dyspraxia in children (Dyspraxia Foundation) ![]() Developmental co-ordination disorder in children ('Patient' website) ![]() Children with verbal dyspraxia (The Communication Trust) ![]() |
Online resources |
Neurodiversity and Co-occurring differences: Dyspraxia (DCD) (British Dyslexia Associarton) Dyspraxia (developmental co-ordination disorder) in adults (NHS website)
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News and events |
Survey: Treatment of Childhood Neurological Conditions (British Paediatric Neurology Association, September 2020) 'How Doctor Who tackles dyspraxia in series 11' (Radio Times, October 2018) |
Our resources |
Visit our library to read Can I tell you about Dyspraxia? A guide for friends, family and professionals, by Maureen Boon. Or have a |