Harnessing Dyspraxia’s Unique Strengths

Navigating Early Dyspraxia Diagnosis Challenges Professor Amanda Kirby shared her experience with her son’s dyspraxia diagnosis at three years old, highlighting the limited understanding and support available over 30 years ago. At the time, she was told her son would “grow out of it,” reflecting the lack of knowledge about dyspraxia. When she informed his […]

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Transforming Dyspraxia Isolation into Strength

Advocating for Black Girls with Dyspraxia In discussions about Dyspraxia, it was shared that black girls often face challenges in receiving proper recognition and support for the condition. Specifically, the transcript highlighted that black girls with Dyspraxia are frequently misinterpreted as being rude or dismissive within educational and health systems. This misinterpretation stems from strained […]

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Understanding Dyspraxia: A Parent’s Guide to Supporting Your Child

Dyspraxia affects everyday tasks and requires understanding and patience from parents Dyspraxia is a condition that can make everyday tasks feel like monumental challenges. Children with dyspraxia may struggle with organizing their belongings, remembering routines, and managing their time. These difficulties can lead to frustration and a sense of being misunderstood. As a parent, it’s […]

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Empowering Your Child with Developmental Coordination Disorder: A Parent’s Guide to Virtual Reality Tools

Understanding Developmental Coordination Disorder and Its Impact on Your Child Developmental Coordination Disorder is a chronic condition that affects approximately 5 to 6% of school-age children. It is characterized by motor impairments that can make everyday tasks like riding a bike, playing football, or even tying shoelaces challenging. These difficulties can lead to social isolation, […]

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