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30th year Anniversary Conference/AGM 2018
Safer Internet Day 2018
Dyslexia and dyspraxia sufferer diagnosed aged 19 tells of struggles in new film
The Dyspraxia Diaries – Podcast Series
Useful links and information.
Dyspraxia Foundation Youth at the AGM
Young man with Dyspraxia has fantastic result at Strongman competition
Join us in London on 24th June for the Dyspraxia Foundation London Conference
What piece of art shall we produce on 24th June?
“Don’t Dysability Week” at the University of Exeter.

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7 hours ago

A look at #dyspraxia and multi-tasking by Natalie Williams, a member of our youth group.
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When your brain can only process one thing at once – Dyspraxia and multi-tasking

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Supposedly women are meant to be better than men at multi-tasking. It’s safe to say I’m one of probably many dyspraxic women who break that myth! Well, technically no-one can actually multi-task. ...

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2 days ago

Another blog from Dyspraxia Foundation Ambassador Gill Dixon on the SIMPLY IMPOSSIBLE (the complications of a seemingly simple task for those with dyspraxia/DCD)

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Why don't you just belt up!

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SIMPLY IMPOSSIBLE. ( the complications of a seemingly simple task for those with dyspraxia/DCD) In this blog I will unpick the seeming...

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2 days ago

Morrisons introduce a quiet hour for cusotmers with autism

Morrisons will introduce a 'quiet hour' for customers with autism
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3 days ago

We need your help! Supporting the emotional needs of young people with dyspraxia/DCD (2018) – a parents’ view
Dyspraxia Awareness Week (7 – 13th October), this year focusses on supporting the emotional needs of young people with dyspraxia/DCD. To help raise awareness of the emotional impact of dyspraxia and the support needed to promote good mental health we are launching a survey to highlight the difficulties faced by those with this often misunderstood condition.
If you are a parent of a ‘child’ including those over the age of 18 years please complete the survey for the relevant age group of your child. It should take no longer than 20 mins and your contribution will help us publish useful findings as part of our national week long campaign.
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Supporting the emotional needs of young people with dyspraxia/DCD (2018) – parents’ views Survey

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4 days ago

Another thoughtful blog from Dyspraxia Foundation Ambassador Gill Dixon which we're sure will resonate with many of you;

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Put a sock in it.

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SIMPLY IMPOSSIBLE. ( the complications of a seemingly simple task for those with dyspraxia/DCD) F ollowing on from my blog re toilet trou...

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