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 was incredibly beneficial.
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Recommendations for private dcd assessment
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Re: Recommendations for private dcd assessment
Last edited by Tom fod on Sat Oct 12, 2024 7:06 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Recommendations for private dcd assessment
It’s great that you’re looking into this. I totally get that sick feeling when you realize something has a name, but getting a diagnosis can really help make sense of things.
For adult assessments, you might want to check out local neuropsychology clinics or universities with psychology programs—they often have resources for adult assessments. An Occupational Therapist (OT) could definitely be a good route, too, especially since they can help with practical strategies for managing daily tasks.
For adult assessments, you might want to check out local neuropsychology clinics or universities with psychology programs—they often have resources for adult assessments. An Occupational Therapist (OT) could definitely be a good route, too, especially since they can help with practical strategies for managing daily tasks.
Re: Recommendations for private dcd assessment
You should check if your health insurance covers a neuropsychologist or an occupational therapist for adult DCD/dyspraxia tests. Even if they don't list those specialists, you might still get approved if you give them the right contacts. And if the physio doesn’t fully cover what you need, an occupational therapist can give you a bigger assessment, covering more of your daily stuff.