Could You Have Developmental Coordination Disorder/Dyspraxia?
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- #DevelopmentalCoordinationDisorder #DCD #dyspraxia
Recording date: 1st February 2024
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About this event
Could You Have Developmental Coordination Disorder? Learn the Signs
Join us for an informative online event on to explore the signs of Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) AKA Dyspraxia. Whether you're a parent, educator, or simply curious, this event is designed to increase awareness and understanding of DCD.
Chapters
00:00 - Introduction
00:40 - About Exceptional Individuals, neurodiversity and this webinar
01:11 - How NOT to Talk to a Neurodivergent Person webinar
02:30 - DCD/Dyspraxia Terms
05:35 - Breaking Down DCD
07:41 - DCD History
08:27 - What term do you use?
09:45 - Roughly 60 million people are affected with DCD globally.
13:57 - Do you often drop or bump into things?
15:00 - Pick the left-hand option.
16:19 - Rank your favourite sports from to to bottom.
17:57 - How do you feel about different levels of physical touch?
20:09 - Share something new you learnt lately.
21:31 - What term describes something that is a single organism...?
21:59 - How is your handwriting?
23:12 - Meeting someone in a new place.
24:40 - Was tying shoelaces difficult?
24:57 - "Does this shirt make me look fat?"
26:02 - What are your communication styles?
26:35 - What are your phobias or obsessive behaviour challenges?
27:04 - What frustrates you the most?
27:23 - Rate this skills on a scale from 1 - 10.
27:43 - How is your usual body posture?
28:45 - DCD Strengths
29:41 - True or False?
30:11 - Summary
30:34 - Library/Understanding Developmental Dyspraxia book
31:01 - Workplace Needs Assessments
31:17 - Savant Syndrome webinar
31:54 - Exceptional Individuals RUclips channel/Dyspraxia Opportunities Facebook group
32:05 - Contact Us/Closing remarks
32:34 - End screen
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Recommended reading
Understanding Developmental Dyspraxia: www.amazon.co.uk/Madeleine-Po...
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Dyspraxia Quiz: exceptionalindividuals.com/ca...
Dyspraxia Opportunities Facebook Group: / dyspraxiaopportunities
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After watching this webinar on Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD), I have to say it was truly eye-opening. The discussion provided valuable insights into the signs and challenges associated with DCD, shedding light on a topic that isn't always widely understood. Thanks to Exceptional Individuals!
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! We're glad to hear that you found the webinar on Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) truly eye-opening. It's important to raise awareness about DCD and its associated signs and challenges, and we're pleased that the discussion provided valuable insights into this topic. If you have any further questions or insights to share, feel free to let us know!
I was diagnosed with Dyspraxia while studying at 41. This was when I realised that so many of the difficulties that I were part of my Dyspraxia. I didn’t know about that my shoes wearing down on 1 side was part of it, it’s more pronounced on my right than left. I was also diagnosed with ADHD when I was 45.
Discovering and understanding your diagnoses of Dyspraxia and ADHD later in life must have been enlightening yet challenging. Recognising the connections between various difficulties and their association with Dyspraxia is a crucial step in managing and coping with the condition. The realisation about your shoes wearing down on one side is a tangible example of how Dyspraxia can manifest in daily life. Additionally, receiving a diagnosis of ADHD further adds to your understanding of your experiences. It's essential to seek support and strategies tailored to your needs as you navigate these diagnoses. Remember, you're not alone, and there are resources available to help you thrive despite the challenges.
Anyone ever have to explain why you fell off the ground?
haha, It's not uncommon for individuals with dyspraxia to experience challenges with balance and coordination, which might lead to situations where they appear to stumble or fall unexpectedly. Explaining such occurrences can indeed be frustrating at times.
I can be stood up one minute, next I'm literally on floor