Dyspraxia

Information and Support Strategies for Learners with Dyspraxia

Should we use oral motor therapy or exercises to support speech in autistic children? This question comes up often, especially when a child has apraxia or dyspraxia. Let’s slow it down and look at what actually helps. Speech is not just about strength. Most autistic children do not have weak lips or tongues. Instead, many have differences in motor planning and coordination, which is where apraxia and dyspraxia come in. Apraxia of speech is a motor planning difficulty. The child knows what they w

Developmental co-ordination disorder (dyspraxia) in children

63K views · 160 reactions | Dyspraxia makes movement, coordination, and planning harder, but with the right support (like occupational therapy, assistive tools, patience, and encouragement), individuals can thrive. It often overlaps with autism but is a distinct condition.#DyspraxiaAwareness #AutismAwareness #SupportNotStigma #InclusiveEducation #OccupationalTherapy | About Autism | Facebook