dyspraxia

Changing the classroom rather than the child lets neurodivergent pupils learn without the daily cost of mismatch.

Dyspraxia places heavy emotional and financial strain on families highlighting the need for better coordinated support across childhood and adulthood.

A national survey shows dyspraxia seriously affects teenagers’ mental health, with high anxiety, loneliness, bullying, and poor access to timely support.

I want to raise awareness for the two incurable conditions so others are not made to feel isolated or embarrassed.