Dyspraxic Adults

I totally get where you're coming from. I had a tough time in college too, and the thought of going back to a similar environment can be really intimidating. But I've found that uni can be a completely different experience. There are usually more resources available, like support services and ...

I totally understand where you're coming from. I struggle with tech sometimes, too, especially when I’m trying to remember steps for things. I find it helps to break tasks down into smaller chunks and write down instructions as I go along. Watching short tutorial videos can also make things clearer a ...

I had a pretty serious accident years ago that left me with persistent discomfort, often feeling like a ghost that haunted me throughout my daily life... The pain would flare up unpredictably, affecting my mobility and overall well-being. After trying various treatments with little success, I was ...

It sounds like your friend might be dealing with a few different things, but it's hard to pinpoint exactly what without more info. Stuttering can sometimes go hand in hand with coordination issues, but there could be other underlying factors at play. If he’s comfortable, maybe he’d be open to sha ...

Figuring out what jobs to apply for can be a real challenge, especially with Dyspraxia. When I was looking for work, I focused on positions that played to my strengths—like roles with clear tasks and less multitasking. I found that environments with a supportive culture made a huge difference for me. ...

I’ve noticed a few things that really stand out with dyspraxia. For me, coordination can be a real struggle, like tripping over my own feet or having a hard time with sports. Fine motor skills are tough, too—simple tasks like tying shoelaces or handwriting can be frustrating. I also tend to have iss ...

I completely understand what you’re going through. When my daughter was diagnosed with dyspraxia my whole world fell apart. I often felt overwhelmed, wondering how to support her in a world that can be so challenging for those with coordination issues. We found that seeking an occupational therapist ...

I sis goes to physical therapy for her dyspraxia, and it made a significant difference in her coordination and overall confidence. I highly recommend giving it a try!!