Remedies for Dyspraxia

[Magic_Lemur]

I have several cousins who have Dyspraxia (or Dyspraxic tendencies) and it is common wisdom in our family that, as a result, we are late developers and normally start to overcome the difficulties of Dyspraxia in our late 20's.

As overcoming Dyspraxia (if such a thing is possible) seems to be a matter of learning short-cuts, techniques, etc, I was wondering if anyone had read or learnt any techniques they'd like to share..?

Personally, I've found that practicing things (e.g. Car driving), getting over 8 hours sleep and reading the Tao Te Ching (see thread 'Taoism and Dyspraxia') are all good ways of mitigating chaos as is asking advice (like Russell Crowe does in 'A Beautiful Mind').

Anyhow, would be good to see everyone's thoughts on this as we are surely wiser together...

[Captain_Ludd]

Yep definatly getting plenty of sleep (although I rearly get my 8 hours kip), plenty of water, omeger oil capsules and some one you can talk to about anything.

[OhJude.]

I always feel better after a yoga class. Very good for relaxation and balance.

[Catwoman42]

Someone else on this site recommended over ripe bananas to aid concentration.I like to write reminder notes on the palm of my hand. My palm pilot...

[Magic_Lemur]

.I like to write reminder notes on the palm of my hand. My palm pilot...

I do that too - have paper in my pocket but somehow its always quicker to write on your hand. Plus you can lose paper...