Dyspraxia Awareness

Physical continued:
Aches and pains in joints. Headaches. Bad eyesight. Inability to grasp items. May have problems with two handed tasks (fork+knife, housework, playing musical intruments, playing consoles etc) May have trouble getting dressed, brushing hair, brushing teeth, etc.

Physical:
Poor balance. Tendency to fall, trip, bump into things and people. Find it hard to stand still for long as a result of weak muscle tone. Poor posture. Fatigue. Flat feet. Poor integration of the two sides of the body. Poor hand-eye co-ordination. Difficulty with team sports especially those which involve catching a ball and batting. Clumsy. Difficulty changing direction, stopping and starting actions.

Speech:
Slurring, difficulty expressing words, difficulty expressing self, cannot pronounce some words, uncontrolled pitch/volume





For more information go to:
www.dyspraxiafoundation.org.uk

Social:
Difficulty making friends, Cannot listen to others easily, Slow to adapt to new situations, Shy, Overconfidence, Sometimes avoids difficult situations, Nervous reactions (twitching, pulling ear etc), Stressed, Come across as child like/distent, Mind can wander whilst mid conversation

Mental:
Requires a lot of praise, Demotivated easily, Short attention span, Ability to store knowledge, May talk to self, Lack of awareness of danger, Lack of awarness of space, Inadquate sence of direction, Little sence of time, Low self esteem, May have mulitple personalities, Mood swings, Vunerable mind (eg: may beleive anything that has been told), Finds accuracy difficult, Short term memory, Erratic, Difficulty thinking things through.

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Dyspraxia Awareness

Created on: 28-Jul-2009

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Dyspraxia can affect any or all areas of development - intellectual, emotional, physical, language, social and sensory - and may impair a person’s normal process of learning. Join this group to learn about dyspraxia and the effects. Owner: Danny!2005!
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  • wiggle-bacon

    i have dyspraxia along with dyslexia. i get a lot of help with college i also have made a group for help with people with dyslexia So What! I Have Dyslexia you can join if you want

     
  • Burito

    My friend is dyspraxic, but she struggles most physically. It's good to see that you're letting people know what it all means :)

     
  • Danny!2005!

    Hyperlinks dont be so immature and pathetic.

     
  • Jarkie

    you trying to be funny?

    if you are, its not working that well.

     
  • Hyperlinks

    i spelt the word bellow wrong otherwise it would say bobba.

     
  • Jarkie

    I've had it all my life.

     
  • -HinkTheBeep.

    dylan, REMEMBER WHEN YOU ACCUSED ME OF BEING DYSPRAXIC??? REMEMBER???????


    GET OFF THIS GUEST BOOK SECREX

     
  • -HinkTheBeep.

    Way to go at just copying and pasting what i emailed you ;P

     
  • xPiinkMascara

    i've got suspected dyspraxia

     
  • eNoobs

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  • ,Katiee?

    My Brother has Dyspraxia, he can't really catch much and he falls over lots. He has speech problems so he has speech therapy every Tuesday, and Swimming every Monday to help his co-ordination.

     
  • xlovemepixiex

    cousins got it

     
  • Thickiebrickie

    From the looks of it, i might be dyspraxic?

     
  • Hatsuki

    Joined eFan

     
  • :Hopeless,

    they used to think i had dyspraxia when i was younger, cause i basically had loads of those symptoms. i still think i am possibly dyspraxic, i just have it quite weakly..

     
  • Jessica336

    As I didnt crawl when I was a baby.

     
  • Jessica336

    I couldnt jump properly when I was little and I hated P.E.
    I wear glasses
    I cant use knifes properly
    Im very bad at playing consoles
    I can remember hundreds of little things but I have short term memory
    I have uncontrolled volume

    Oh and when your a baby you cannot crawl you just sit.

     
  • joshterzacc

    omg i am one, some are aimed at me, bad eye sight, shy, speech,vunerable mind,short term memory, i can hold a knive and fork good though..

    also i can make friends but i find it hard to say sorry and stuff.

     
  • Carys?

    i have dyspraxia
    but not that bad
    im clumsy, good at making friends, good at speaking, can get myself dressed & use a knife and fork etc.

     
  • Danny!2005!

    Developmental dyspraxia is an impairment or immaturity of the organisation of movement. It is an immaturity in the way that the brain processes information, which results in messages not being properly or fully transmitted. The term dyspraxia comes from the word praxis, which means 'doing, acting'. Dyspraxia affects the planning of what to do and how to do it. It is associated with problems of perception, language and thought.