Dyspraxia / DCD Screening
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I bump into things or knock objects over more than most people.
I find it difficult to catch or throw a ball accurately.
Tasks requiring precise hand control (e.g. cutting food, threading a needle) are unusually difficult for me.
I find driving, or learning to drive, unusually difficult compared to others.
I have difficulty with balance and coordinating my movements smoothly.
I find it hard to plan tasks and carry them out in the correct order.
I frequently lose or misplace everyday items such as keys, wallet or phone.
I struggle to manage my time effectively and am often late or misjudge duration.
I find it difficult to follow instructions when there are multiple steps involved.
I tend to be disorganised in daily life despite making genuine efforts to be organised.
I find it hard to judge distances or spaces accurately (e.g. when parking or pouring).
I have difficulty reading maps, following directions or navigating unfamiliar environments.
I struggle with activities like assembling furniture or interpreting diagrams.
I often misjudge how long a task will take.
I get easily confused or disoriented in new or busy environments.
I find tasks like tying shoelaces, doing buttons or using cutlery more effortful than expected.
Handwriting has always been difficult for me and my writing is often messy or inconsistent.
I trip, stumble or fall more frequently than seems average.
I find physical activities (sport, dancing, gym exercises) unusually hard to learn or coordinate.
I tire quickly from tasks requiring sustained physical coordination or fine motor effort.