Dyspraxic Adults

pixiewithdocs wrote: ↑Fri Feb 14, 2020 10:33 am @firemonkey I'm so sorry if I offended you.

Thanks - a minor blip, nothing more . I've had a lot worse things said to me .

Depending on the category, that's actually not too unusual for Dyspraxic people. We are nothing if not wildly inconsistent at times, especially with motor skills or spatial awareness. So depending on the person they could range from amazing to awful, even on the same day. However, if their tests ...

After being on their site for a while, doing their brain training games , I wouldn't recommend it . That's not because the games are bad , but because the scoring leaves a lot to be desired . There can be large moves up or down within a short period of time that makes little sense .

pixiewithdocs wrote: ↑Wed Jan 22, 2020 12:04 pm
Surely you're not advertising though...

It was purely to show where the test results were coming from . That remark you made could be seen as being inflammatory .

They were paid for . You can pay monthly, yearly or three yearly .

https://blog.cognifit.com/dyspraxia/

https://www.cognifit.com/science/cognitive-skills/auditory https://www.cognifit.com/science/cognitive-skills/divided-attention https://www.cognifit.com/science/cognitive-skills/visual-perception https://www.cognifit.com/science/cognitive-skills/estimation https://www.cognifit.com/science/cognitive ...

This is mine using Cognifit . I'm using strength >600 and weakness < 200 . Auditory short term memory 758 Divided attention 755 Visual perception 653 Estimation 609 Hand-eye coordination 8 Non- verbal memory 86 Width of field of view 8 Planning 76 Spatial perception 8 Visual short term memory 35

I am another one that's never taken a driving test.

Are some of you, like me, quite avoidant? By that I mean there are some things you won't do because you know you're not good at them . If so I think that can camouflage your difficulties , unless someone interacts with you quite a lot .

I would use the term 'learning difficulty' .

They just don't go together . Messy,to say the least .

Anxiety is something that occurs with my Asperger's and schizoaffective disorder . Very probably being dyspraxic ,although not officially diagnosed , adds to that anxiety.

I'm certainly not condoning victimising disabled people . Ironically though your stance smacks of 'Guilty till proven innocent' . That indeed could result in the victimisation of disabled people. A way round such an issue would be to have a card to be used in such situations that states any ...

It's the most civilised attitude.

Better to find one guilty person innocent than 5 innocent persons guilty.