Dyspraxic Adults

Hello Heather, I too am new to this forum, and in the same age bracket at 55, and I too am wondering about the value of a paid assessment. I must say, reading other stories, I definitely feel like I have found my tribe in a lot of ways. But I'm torn as to the value of having a paid for diagnosis ...

Unfortunately, the dyspraxia indicator quizz when you take it, demands specific personal details(your email) at the end and doesn't offer you a score without this. I opted out because I don't give out my email willy nilly to everyone who demands it unexpectedly. You should probably remove that link ...

Finding the correct work is critical for career happiness when you have Dyspraxia, a disorder that affects motor skills and coordination. Concentrate on roles that allow you to use your capabilities, such as creativity, problem-solving, or analytical abilities. Consider occupations requiring fewer ...

If I have Dyspraxia (still debating whether an assessment is worth it at 55) then my symptoms have reached into every aspect of life. I struggle with hair styling, make up and tying laces, buttons and zips. At school I was acdemically poor especially in maths and hard sciences. I was never picked ...

For me the classic childhood symptoms included: unable to tie shoestrings (until the very last day of Kindergarten. Since then it's been a struggle. I miss velcro) could not ride a bike until age 10. I was the worst player on the worst baseball team in little league. Speech Had to attend speech ...

I have found out that the cost of private assessment is approaching £1000. My question: is it worth doing? I am 55 and have lived with what I believe to be moderate dyspraxia. In my day it was not even a recognised condition and the tremor I have when trying to perform fiddly things was classed as ...