Challenges of living with dyspraxia and dcd

People with Dyspraxia and DCD have movements that appear awkward or clumsy; Poor stamina; Difficulty with handwriting affecting speed and style; Poor fine motor skills (using computer mouse or scissors) Difficulty dressing/undressing;  and Difficulty judging speed and distance.

Dyspraxia and DCD create difficulties with organization and planning (handing in assignments, losing work, etc.); Poor short term memory (copying skills); Difficulty adapting and transitioning to new situations; Anxiety; Poor concentration and focus; Poor social skills (at risk for bullying and social isolation).