dyspraxic

Clumsy by neurology

Dyspraxic describes someone affected by dyspraxia, a neurological condition that impairs coordination and motor planning.

A dyspraxic person may struggle with tasks others find automatic—tying shoes, handwriting, catching a ball.

The word functions as both adjective and noun: dyspraxic children often need occupational therapy, as a dyspraxic, I've learned workarounds for everyday tasks.

motor

coordination

Organized cooperative movement

balance · movement · grasp · reach · handwriting · manipulate · proprioception · spatial · kinesthetic · precision

challenges

awkward

Lacking grace or ease

frustration · fatigue · organization · planning · sequencing · self-esteem · anxiety · misunderstood · overwhelmed · memory

daily-living

dressing

Sauce for salads

driving · cooking · self-care · grooming · organization · routines · scissors · utensils · zippers · shoelaces

neurological

neurodevelopmental

Concerning brain and nerve formation

neurons · neuroplasticity · cognitive · prefrontal · neurology · neuromotor · developmental

diagnosis

assessment

Formal evaluation of worth

  • ADHDNeurodevelopmental focus impairment
  • autismNeurodevelopmental processing difference
  • comorbidPresent alongside another illness

spectrum · evaluation · DCD · screening · pediatric · multidisciplinary · IEP · intervention · physiotherapy · support

Opposites
motor coordination ability

dyspraxiccoordinated

Arranged to work together

dexterous · agile · graceful · nimble · adroit

Family

dyspraxia

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