Dyspraxic Adults

Hi Blue Welcome to the Forum. Some dyspraxics have co-occurring conditions such as joint hypermobility or Ehlers Danloss Syndrom so it's important to seek the advice of a medical professional. Dyspraxics present in differing ways so asking questions like this is difficult because other dyspraxics ...

Your friends reaction is inexcusable and it's also sad no one has taken the time to help you find an accessible means for you to open tins independently

Some tins do defy attempts to.open them!

I'm struggling with my undergraduate thesis. I have been trying to do it but when I work on it, my mind goes blank, and I'm stuck with 0 progress since last semester. When I discussed it with my lecturer, I was having a hard time explaining it, and it was pretty difficult for me to find topics ...

I am 83 years old and full time wheelchair user. My diagnosis is idiopathic cerebella ataxia. However when I read of a celebrity with dyspraxia. I looked on NHS website for symptoms and found they are same as mine. This lead me to your forum. I couldnt figure out how to write a post on introduction ...

Hi and welcome
You're definitely not worthless or useless though the feeling we are is regrettably all too common.

So often unkind and unfair things are said and we internalise and repeat them to ourselves over and over.

Hi Tom

Welcome.
Provision of and access to assessment is woeful for adults.

If your able to afford it a private assessment is an option.
Advice on potential avenues is variable dependent on circumstances.

I almost definitely can self diagnose myself as dyspraxic at the age of 70. I appear to be a textbook example of the syndrome but I don't think apart from dyscalcia I have any other specific learning difficulties. Formal diagnosis is expensive to obtain , but a lot of problems I have had in my life ...

Hi Austtin Welcome. It can take a while to process the diagnosis and what it means and who and when to mention to others. Quite a lot of dyspraxics are creative and some do their craft for work. Some dyspraxics have ADHD or traits that you'd commonly identified with being ADHD but not necessarily ...

Hi Dolly

Quite possible it's not your thing but some have tried hypnotherapy

I'm visually impaired so have evaded what I suspect would have been a tortuous journey with a number of test failures

You’re right video games can be a powerful tool for neurodiverse players, giving structure, focus, and even social practice in a fun way. Features like adjustable visuals, audio, and gameplay difficulty make a big difference in accessibility. For another unique experience, you might want to explore ...

Hi Emma and Eddy

Welcome to the Forum!

Eating too quickly can really affect digestion and leave you feeling bloated. Slowing down and paying attention to your meals helps a lot. Even when grabbing food on the go, checking options like chopchop meny pris makes it easier to choose something satisfying without rushing. Please can you ...

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KevinVonErich wrote: ↑Fri Sep 19, 2025 12:30 pm I found using coloured folders and sticky notes helpful to track tasks. Writing things down as soon as they pop into my head stops me from forgetting. Lists are my lifesaver.

Hi did you mean to post this in response to a thread about dating?

Firstly Hi and welcome. Please do feel free to drop a post into introductions once you feel ready/comfortable. While this is often cited as an autistic trait some dyspraxics will experience it too. Equally some people we will encounter are adept at being disingenuous and/or manipulative. We often ...