20/04/2026
I love this infographic-
As I understand it Dyspraxia can be diagnosed itself but, often also forms a part of an overall syndrome with various Co-existing conditions, such as Dyslexia, Dyscalculia, CVI, Autism and ADHD. There are many overlapping conditions relating to the nervous system which affect multi-sensory functions, information processing, movement control, and other systems within the body but, all of these can lead to low self esteem, self doubt, social difficulties and lead to Mental health problems if not detected and addressed with appropriate support and understanding.
We as Osteopaths take an holistic view of the individual and aim to support, advise or refer/direct according to any issue we discover.
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Dyspraxia is often talked about through what a child struggles with…
but that’s only part of the story.
Behind those challenges, there are strengths that are easy to miss.
Ways of thinking, adapting, and understanding the world that don’t always fit into neat boxes… but matter deeply.
These children are often creative, determined, and quietly resilient.
They are learning to navigate a world that doesn’t always work the way their brain does.
When we look beyond what’s hard…
we begin to see what’s strong.
Over the next couple of days, I’ll also be sharing:
How to Support a Child with Dyspraxia
What Dyspraxia Might Be Misunderstood As
If this resonates, follow along — these posts will help you feel more confident in supporting your child.
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