Dyspraxic Adults

I'm no expert , but I advise against those horrible box graters and instead get a handheld one. Practice the strokes slowly at first and in a straight line. You can also tilt it to your own comfort.

I appreciate your advice Tom, thanks. To Do lists and Breaking them down into Logical Steps Firstly I agree with your statement that I should always allow extra time for the number of tasks I seek to get done during the day(Quite often I will write up an idylic to-do list on a day off, in fact its ...

I just wanted to enquire to whether anyone else on this forum experiences discomfort in a room they have rented in a tennancy agreement . By discomfort I mean low moods,or feeling disorientated because of the furniture and or fixtures which can lead to being disorganised or feeling in a low mood ...

I'm not at all a rower, but had been inclinded to use the rowing machine when I used to gym a few times a week (this was 2 years ago) and beat personal bests etc. Recently though when I did a Sailing Certificate I was asked to do a dinghy trial! OMG there is such a disparity between strength in both ...

Great advice above! I'ts a time of day I cannot bare !! I would recommend an Olympus dictaphone, but instead of next to the lecturer maybe sit at the front of the theatre and buy an additional mic for it which plugs into the front, this will combat the background noise. I ask you to keep the ...

Great words Rohan. I can vouch that the weight off your shoulders will not immediately be lifted Syeda , you must continue to work hard to pin point your personal strengths and weaknesses, you may find this is best done by conversing with Dyspraxic peers and attending study skills workshops. The ...